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Electronics Technician - Soldering / Testing / Trouble-Shooting


Listed on:8th May
Location:Oxfordshire, South East
Salary/Rate:Neg
Tags: electronics electronics technician digital analogue
Type:Contract
Start Date:ASAP
Reference:7131NM
Recruiter:JAM Recruitment Ltd
A Technician is required for a contract to provide support to the production section of this expanding business. Responsibilities include trouble shooting electronics faults, incoming inspection of control boxes and some one off assembly tasks. The successful candidate will have the following experience:

Electronics
Trouble-shooting – both analogue & digital
Soldering skills

If you have this experience then please send an up to date CV to n.mannion@jamjobs.co.uk
http://www.technojobs.co.uk/job.phtml/129722
Contact Name:Nicola Mannion

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