- Location
- New Castle, DE, US
- Department
- IT
- Education
- Associate
- Closing date
- Today
- Source
- iCIMS
Description
Overview
In the midst of a materials revolution, innovation is moving forward at an unprecedented speed. Over the next decade the rapid advancement in materials will have a massive impact.
TA Instruments and Waters are working together to advance this. Supporting a wide array of markets and measurements to meet the most demanding applications.
Our instrumentation, unparalleled in performance, precision, and versatility, can help you move forward fast to become a key player in the development of these new materials.
No matter the market, no matter the material, no matter the application, Waters Material Sciences will be there creating tomorrow with the tools of today.
Interested in joining our Manufacturing team?
At Waters Materials Sciences (formerly Waters TA Instruments), the Manufacturing Technician position provides a challenging opportunity to enhance electronic and mechanical skills while working as a team to achieve goals and objectives.
Responsibilities
- Test, troubleshoot, and repair Analytical Instruments, including accessories and service parts to establish specifications and test procedures
- Analyzes instrument test data and evaluates instrument performance according to established specifications and test procedures. Keeps appropriate data for later analysis
- Mechanical/electrical work/rework as needed
- Prepares instruments for final shipment, including configuration and pack-up
- Other miscellaneous duties assigned by management
Qualifications
- Must have completed an Associate's degree at an accredited post-secondary school in electronics, electrical engineering, electrical engineering technology, or closely related technical field; or equivalent combination of education and experience
- Experience directly related to working with digital and analog circuits
- Knowledge of PC-based instrument control and data analysis
- Ability to think critically and resolve issues and non-routine problems.
- Must be able to work independently