Electronic Repair Engineer

Location: Austin, United States — Ed Bluestein office; onsite

Company

hirify.global develops semiconductor and electronic technologies.

What you will do

• Repair, upgrade, modify, and verify complex automatic and logic-controlled electronic or electromechanical equipment at the component level.
• Use advanced diagnostic techniques to analyze major malfunctions and troubleshoot circuitry to the component level.
• Set up, operate, adjust, and calibrate complex instrumentation using traceable standards.
• Repair and test high-power DC supplies ranging from 1 kW to 80 kW, as well as AC and DC servo and stepper motors.
• Provide repair estimates, document repair procedures, and train others on repair methods.
• Maintain key component stock levels and collaborate with customers, suppliers, employees, and management.

Requirements

• BS degree in Electrical Engineering and three to four years of directly related electromechanical experience, or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
• Advanced component-level troubleshooting skills and the ability to interpret electrical datasheets and related terminology.
• Proficient soldering and desoldering skills, including surface-mount, BGA, and high-density components.
• Knowledge of analog, digital, and RF electronics, AC and DC circuitry, advanced test equipment, and discrete semiconductor characteristics.
• Experience with embedded hardware and firmware, including CPLD, FPGA, and MPU systems, plus hardware programming interfaces such as JTAG.
• Ability to work independently in a high-pressure environment, lift more than 50 pounds, and follow electrical, chemical, and mechanical safety procedures.

Nice to have

• Previous experience as a Hardware Engineer focused on repairs.
• Experience with LabVIEW, Python, MultiSim, or equivalent electrical design software.

Culture & Benefits

• Full-time onsite work at the Austin office.
• Work includes interaction with customers, suppliers, employees, and management.
• Equal opportunity employment and reasonable accommodations for qualified individuals with disabilities.