Electronics Repair Technician (Training Provided)
The work
We're a high-volume repair shop in Orléans, and we're willing to train the right person into microsoldering. You need solid soldering hands and real troubleshooting instinct already. We'll teach you hot air rework, BGA work, and board-level fault-finding on consoles, motherboards, and industrial boards.
This is not PCB assembly, and it isn't a production line. Every board is a customer's device with an unknown fault.
What comes across the bench
- PlayStation, Xbox and Nintendo consoles
- Game controllers
- Laptop and desktop motherboards
- Logic boards
- TVs and display electronics
- Agricultural and tractor control boards
- Industrial electronics
What you need on day one
- Real hand-soldering experience with SMT and through-hole, not just cable and connector work
- Confident with a multimeter; can read a schematic and reason about a circuit
- Steady hands and the patience for magnified work
- Attention to detail and honest documentation habits
What we'll teach you
- Hot air rework and thermal profiling
- BGA removal, reballing, and replacement
- Pad, land, and trace repair per IPC-7711/7721
- Short isolation and rail-level diagnostics
- Console-specific failure modes and boardview navigation
Who this suits
Recent electronics, electromechanical, or electrical technician grads; assembly techs who want out of production and into repair; skilled hobbyists with a bench at home and boards to show for it. Bring photos or examples of your own work. We'll look at them.
Apply for This Role
The questionnaire below is the application. Specific, first-hand answers count for more than a polished resume.