Skills by Occupation

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

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