Electronics Technician I (temporary, summer student position)

Our sales, client services, and operations departments are key to the success of our business, and the success of our customers. These departments work together to ensure our customers receive high-quality products and customer service. Our teams focus on building, testing, and repairing products, building, and integrating larger-scale solutions, and providing both on-site and remote technical support to our customers.

We work to make a difference and help those working to advance science and technology for the benefit of humankind. Through our advanced measurement systems, our goal is to provide key insights to people using science and technology to solve massive global challenges including severe weather, climate change, limited natural resources, sustainable food production, energy production and distribution, and infrastructure safety.

• A great work culture where we work hard and make the time to enjoy both our work and the people around us
• Challenging and engaging work that makes a difference on a global scale
• Working within a culture built on Campbell Scientific's core ARCTIC values -- Accountability, Respect, Client-Centric, Teamwork, Innovation, and Continuous Improvement

The Electronics Technician I will support the testing of electromechanical systems by performing some of the following tasks:

• Performing routine calibrations of electronic, temperature, flow, pressure, and other measurement instrumentation
• Component-level troubleshooting and repair of equipment failures on high complexity Campbell Scientific products
• Executing tests, documenting results, and communicating results with other team members
• Operating and maintaining laboratory equipment including instrumentation, data acquisition hardware and test fixtures
• Defining problems, collecting data, establishing facts and drawing valid conclusions

• An ability to read and follow test plans, test reports, business correspondence, and procedure manuals.
• Demonstrated mechanical aptitude.
• Excellent communication skills.
• An ability to productively manage multiple tasks simultaneously, while maintaining quality and safety standards
• Knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite.
• Experience with automated testing, mechanical and electronic systems, and knowledge of the use of general-purpose test equipment are all assets.

• A minimum first year completion in Electronics / Instrumentation program at a recognized post-secondary institution.
• Proficiency using standard bench testing equipment (DMM, oscilloscope, function generator, soldering station).
• An ability to analyze test set-ups
• Registered full-time or part-time in a publicly funded Canadian post-secondary institution in any program (International students with a work permit are not eligible).
• A Canadian citizen, permanent resident, or person whom refugee protection has been conferred under the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act.
• Legally entitled to work in Canada in accordance with relevant provincial or territorial legislation and regulations.
• The WIL (Work Integrated Learning) experience must be recognized by the student's post secondary institution to be eligible.
• Eligible work placements can include cooperative education, internships, field placements, and applied research projects.

This is an electronics manufacturing facility.

Sitting or standing for extended periods of time to complete work may be required.