Skills by Occupation

design drawings solder electronics read engineering drawings electronic test procedures read assembly drawings liaise with engineers record test data printed circuit boards electronics use testing equipment conduct performance tests apply soldering techniques electronic equipment standards configure electronic equipment electronic components assist scientific research interpret electronic design specifications adjust engineering designs meet deadlines prepare production prototypes test electronic units ensure quality of final product types of electronics align components fasten components inspect quality of products integrated circuits circuit diagrams assemble electronic units

resolve equipment malfunctions write technical reports operate precision machinery power electronics calibrate electronic instruments CAD software firmware integrate new products in manufacturing repair electronic components send faulty equipment back to assembly line wear cleanroom suit keep records of work progress inspect electronic supplies transmission technology CAE software maintain electronic systems apply technical communication skills monitor machine operations pack electronic equipment sensors electrical engineering perform test run solder components onto electronic board medical devices program firmware use precision tools mechanical engineering microelectronics consumer electronics control engineering use CAM software install electrical and electronic equipment