Electronics Technician - Orion Talent : Job Details

Title: Electronics Technician Location: Wilmington, NC Shift: M-F, early shift (6am to 2pm) or the late shift (3pm to 11pm) Compensation: $80K - 100K. Relocation assistance is provided. Benefits: Medical, Dental, & Vision through BCBS of NC - paid 100% for employee and 70% for dependents 401(k) with up to 4% match Life Insurance paid for by company at 1x annual salary with additional out of pocket coverage available for employee and dependents Short-term disability paid for by company Flexible Spending & Flexible Dependent Care account available pre-tax Employee Assistance Program Military Leave Parental Leave Bereavement Leave 20 Paid Vacation Days 10 Paid Personal Days 10 Paid Holidays Relocation Assistance available Short Term Incentive Plan opportunities (pro-rated based on hire date) Position Description: Reporting to the GLE Operations Manager, the Electronics Technician will be responsible for assisting with the procurement, construction, installation, maintenance and documentation of prototype electronics and electrical equipment in support of various GLE projects. NOTE: This role is subject to the incumbent's ability to hold an NRC/DOE Q security clearance as well as their ongoing ability to maintain nuclear site access. The candidate will perform duties such as but not limited to: Assist with specification and procurement of process controls, instrumentation, and electronic equipment. Installation and commissioning of diagnostics and process control systems. Assemble, evaluate, test, and maintain electrical wiring and equipment. Produce and maintain documentation of electrical and electronic equipment, systems, and designs. Provide technical assistance to engineering and operations staff as required. Requirements: Active DOD Top Secret or DOE/NRC Q-clearance or equivalent. Relevant associate degree with a minimum of 2 years' experience, or 5 years' experience in a relevant technical field. Hands-on experience in industrial power, diagnostics, and control applications. Experience working in classified and/or highly regulated environments. Ability to understand and interpret electrical schematic drawings and circuit/wiring diagrams. Experience in making appropriate electrical connections, including soldering. Experience operating hand and power tools and electrical/fault-testing equipment. Basic knowledge of industrial controls communication protocols.