Engineering Technician II, Depot Services

• Provide technical assistance to junior team members
• Assist in inventory management
• Assist in workgroup team training
• Perform diagnostic and repair services on Luminex equipment for end-users, partners, distributors, and internal customers
• Document repair services, labor hours and part inventories within the Luminex data management system
• Ensure Depot Services adhere to the approved procedures for safety, quality, repair work orders and packaging
• Assist the Field Service Department and other Luminex regional offices for diagnostic and troubleshooting Luminex instruments via phone or email as required
• Assist with documentation, training of junior team members, inventory management, and field service troubleshooting
• Ensure safety, quality, work order documentation, and service practices follow Luminex approved procedures
• Participate in lean inventory reductions and efficient stock replenishment
• Provide testing, repair, and system updates of Luminex instruments using opto-electronic, electronic, mechanical, electro-mechanical, and fluidic disciplines
• Perform worldwide parts warranty return part validation testing as required
• Deliver approved diagnostic and troubleshooting department service training as required
• Perform other department duties assigned as deemed necessary

• Associate's Degree Associates in Electronics Technology or equivalent required
• 3+ Years Related experience and/or training required
• 2+ Years Minimum two years’ experience with flow-cytometer systems, imaging systems, fluorimeter systems/applications or technically equivalent devices preferred
• 2+ Years Minimum two years’ experience working in a medical device servicing environment preferred
• 2+ Years Minimum two years’ experience with PCBA component level troubleshooting, solder capable preferred
• 2+ Years Minimum two years’ experience with system level testing and troubleshooting preferred
• Understanding with compliance to ISO, FDA and other regulatory agencies as well as quality process management and implementation
• BOM principles and process improvement, standard manufacturing practices, workmanship/quality standards and practices
• Proficiency using standard test equipment such as oscilloscopes, DMM’s, signal generators, power meters, and AC/DC power supplies
• Good communication skills
• Electrical and mechanical aptitude
• Well-developed problem solving/troubleshooting skills
• The ability to organize work in an efficient manner, in addition to the ability to work well under stress and time pressures
• Ability to read and understand electrical, mechanical and hydraulic schematic diagrams
• Proficiency with Microsoft Office applications
• Ability to work independently and with minimal supervision

• 2+ Years Minimum two years’ experience with flow-cytometer systems, imaging systems, fluorimeter systems/applications or technically equivalent devices preferred
• 2+ Years Minimum two years’ experience working in a medical device servicing environment preferred
• 2+ Years Minimum two years’ experience with PCBA component level troubleshooting, solder capable preferred
• 2+ Years Minimum two years’ experience with system level testing and troubleshooting preferred

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