Repair, refurbish, troubleshoot, and test ultrasound probes per manufacturer specifications. Use multimeters and oscilloscopes, perform micro-soldering, diagnose faults, and prepare probes for final QC while maintaining safety and professional customer service.
Description
SIS is currently looking for a motivated team player with relevant experience to fill a position as an Ultrasound Probe Repair and Testing Technician. The successful candidate will repair and refurbish ultrasound probes according to original manufacturer and company specifications. The Technician must perform semi-autonomously, assessing instrumentation, evaluating problems, and executing repairs. He/She must present a professional demeanor and take ownership of responsibilities, acting proactively on behalf of the company and the customer, and ensuring the highest quality customer experience.
Requirements
Essential Job Functions:
- Troubleshoot ultrasound probes that do not meet voltage standards
- Use multimeters and oscilloscopes to identify and repair shorts and opens
- Micro-soldering probe arrays onto boards
- Test probes before submitting to Final QC
Capabilities:
- Acute attention to detail and aptitude for for analyzing and solving problems
- Ability to work in a fast-paced environment while keeping safety and service paramount
- Maintain a professional demeanor
- Basic computer skills
- Ability to read, write, speak, and understand English
- Capable of occasionally lifting items up to 25 pounds
Surgical Instrument Service Company, Inc. Glendale Heights, Illinois, USA Office
Glendale Heights, IL, United States
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