Hardware & Electronics Technician

• Diagnosing returned units and identifying faults at the product, sub-assembly, and PCB level
• Running functional checks on wearable pods, docking stations, and communication beacons
• Carrying out incoming QA sampling for production batches, including visual inspection, traceability checks, and basic electrical measurements
• Recording defects clearly and supporting containment and corrective actions
• Supporting repair and rework activities, including soldering and de-soldering, connector and cable repairs, approved component replacement, and final verification
• Supporting prototyping and early build activities under Engineering guidance
• Assembling early builds and EVT units, including mechanical parts, seals, gaskets, wiring looms, and small harnesses
• Preparing samples, accessories, and fixtures for new product testing
• Running test scripts and checklists, capturing results accurately, and re-testing units after fixes or updates
• Maintaining clear records, including fault descriptions, test logs, photos, parts used, and unit disposition
• Operating with good lab discipline, including ESD controls, safe tool use, battery handling procedures, and bench organisation
• Working closely with Engineering, Production, and Customer Support teams, sharing clear updates and escalating issues with evidence

• Have a junior to mid-level technical qualification in Electronics, Electrical, Mechatronics, or a related discipline
• Are comfortable with detailed bench work and have strong manual skills
• Can solder through-hole and basic SMD components (fine-pitch experience is a bonus, not a requirement)
• Can assemble and disassemble small electronic products carefully, following correct torque and handling practices
• Have a basic ability to read schematics and follow test instructions
• Understand common electronic components and their functions
• Are comfortable using basic lab equipment such as multimeters and bench power supplies
• Take traceability and documentation seriously, keeping clean and accurate records
• Learn well under supervision, take feedback positively, and continuously improve your work
• Communicate clearly through written fault reports and test notes

Experience in areas such as oscilloscopes, ESD-controlled environments, lithium battery-powered devices, production sampling, defect classification, RF hardware, or supporting test fixtures and jigs

• A genuinely hands-on role working on real products used in elite sport
• Exposure to returns diagnostics, QA sampling, repair, and early-stage R&D builds
• Opportunities to build strong practical electronics skills across multiple product types
• Collaboration with Engineering, Production, and Customer Support teams
• A supportive environment that values learning, quality, and shared success
• The chance to contribute to the technology worn by athletes at the very top of their game