전자 기술자

아이콘
빌더 아이콘
아이콘
클립보드 아이콘
아이콘
퍼즐 아이콘
Related roles: Communications Technologist, Electrical Engineering Technician, Electrical Technician, Electronics Engineering Technician, Electronics Technician, Engineering Technician (Engineering Tech), Engineering Technologist, System Technologist, Technologist
건축자
주최자
문제 해결사
건설 및 숙련 된 거래
정부, 비영리 및 공공 서비스
제조
스포트라이트사실교육랜딩 작업뉴스피드

스포트라이트

비슷한 제목

Communications Technologist, Electrical Engineering Technician, Electrical Technician, Electronics Engineering Technician, Electronics Technician, Engineering Technician (Engineering Tech), Engineering Technologist, System Technologist, Technologist

작업 설명

Since the advent of electronics, modern consumer products have become increasingly enhanced with technological features. From circuits to sensors, we’re surrounded by goods that have electronic components embedded inside. Such intricate components require highly-trained Electronics Technicians to install, maintain, and repair them, as needed. 

These specialists work with a wide range of product types — everything from computers and microwaves to sound, security, and avionics systems. Some technicians specialize in one area, while others are able to troubleshoot and repair just about anything. They may also be tasked to replace old components or systems and entirely replace them with upgrades. 

경력의 보람있는 측면
  • Keeping electronic systems running smoothly and safely
  • Preventing potentially costly or harmful disruptions
  • Getting to work on a variety of electronic parts and systems
  • Potentially landing a job requiring a security clearance (which may mean more pay)
중간 급여
$55,149
인사이드 스쿱
직무 책임

근무 일정

Electronics Technicians work full-time with overtime, night shifts, or weekend work needed on occasion.  

일반적인 의무

  • Inspect and troubleshoot electronic device issues
  • Determine appropriate repair tools and actions
  • Use hand tools to make or modify parts, as necessary 
  • Install electronic systems based on customer requirements
  • Review technical manuals, blueprints, and other specifications prior to starting work
  • Maintain and adjust electronic systems to ensure optimal performance
  • Understand and comply with relevant electrical codes, including proper material usage
  • Install wiring and cabling 
  • Repair Radio Frequency coils
  • Ensure components such as resistors, inductors, and capacitors are operating safely within the tolerance 
  • Address or report potentially hazardous issues such as faulty equipment
  • Maintain security clearance, if needed by the employer 

추가 책임

  • Document work and maintain files
  • 필요에 따라 동료 또는 신입 사원 교육 
  • Stay up-to-date on relevant electronics/electrical industry changes
직업에 필요한 기술

소프트 스킬

  • 분석
  • 규정 준수 지향
  • 비판적 사고
  • 연역적 추론
  • 디테일 지향
  • 혁신적인
  • 정상적인 색각 
  • 관찰력
  • 조직
  • 문제 해결 능력
  • 안전 의식 
  • 건전한 판단 

기술 능력

  • Understanding of electronics principles and design
  • Familiarity with tools and gear such as multimeters, power meters and supplies, frequency counters, oscilloscopes, logic analyzers, spectrum analyzers, calibrators, pulse generators, and power meters
  • Knowledge of applicable software for design and diagnostics
다양한 유형의 조직
  • Electronics manufacturers
  • Engineering companies
  • Governmental and military agencies
  • Merchant wholesalers
기대와 희생

Electronics Technicians are relied upon to ensure electronic components and systems operate as intended. Depending on the issue, electronic failures from overheating, stress, incorrect voltage, or other factors can be costly or even dangerous depending on the situation. Technicians are required to be thoroughly knowledgeable in their field and able to perform duties correctly and efficiently. 

That said, they aren’t expected to know everything! Technicians often need to study manufacturer technical manuals to troubleshoot and fix items they haven’t worked on before. Thus, there is a constant learning curve, even for those who have been in the business for a while. 

For techs who work in roles requiring a security clearance, they must maintain it through exemplary personal conduct. This may necessitate taking extra care about posting on social media, managing debt, and generally staying out of trouble.

현재 동향

As with every technology-related industry, the field of electronics is changing and advancing. For starters, electronics are being incorporated into more and more products every year. From electric vehicles to wearable technology that connects to the Internet and the cloud, designers and manufacturers keep finding ways to enhance their goods with the help of electronic components. Indeed, the Internet of Things concept seeks to digitally connect all manner of objects via sensors and software — which should translate to plenty of electronic work opportunities for many years to come. 

이 직업에 종사하는 사람들은 어렸을 때 어떤 종류의 일을 즐겼습니까?

Electronics Technicians may have enjoyed tinkering with electronic devices and gadgets when they were younger, disassembling them to see what’s inside while referencing books or videos to learn how they operate. They were probably always comfortable working with small hand tools, immersed in whatever projects they were fixated on. Most likely, they were relatively patient and able to maintain focus for long periods while applying problem-solving skills and paying close attention to little details.

교육 및 훈련 필요

필요한 교육

대학에서 찾아야 할 것들
  • Electronics Technicians don’t need a four-year degree from a university to get started. Students can complete an associate’s at a local community college or vocational training school
  • General considerations for any program include tuition costs (in-state/out-of-state rates), discounts, scholarships, and course delivery options (on-campus, online, or hybrid program). Some electronics courses may be best suited for in-person learning so you can get hands-on training
  • Ideally, you’ll want a degree from an ABET-accredited program! 
고등학교와 대학에서해야 할 일
  • High school students can prepare by taking classes in English, math, physics, and computer science
  • Decide if you want to apply to an associate’s degree program at a community college, vocational school, or university. A university’s tuition rates will likely be higher but decide what’s right for you
  • Think about areas you might want to specialize in, such as avionics, fiber optics, automotive, wireless communications, or other fields
  • Look for optional, entry-level certifications to complete that can boost your credentials
  • Talk to teachers or counselors about opportunities where you can pick up real-world job skills as you learn
  • Apply for part-time jobs working with electronics, so you can gain experience and cite some work history on your resume
  • 향후 직업 참조 역할을 할 수 있는 연락처 목록(전화번호 또는 이메일 포함) 유지 
  • Check out hobby books, read articles, and watch video tutorials about safe electronic repair 
  • Stay inspired by reading about successful tech entrepreneurs who started out by tinkering with electronics
  • Due to safety risks, don’t attempt to work on electronics without the supervision of a professional
  • Get a few basic electronics repair hand tools, a workbench, lamp, magnifier, anti-static mat and wrist strap, and other supplies you might need to tinker at home — but again, make sure you have a trained person around to help 
    • One of the keys to safety is planning ahead and thinking about potential hazards. Make sure you closely follow all safety protocols to avoid exposure to shocks, burns, or harmful heavy metals like lead or mercury
  • Hop online to engage in electronics forums where you can ask questions and learn  
  • Get started on a draft resume early, so you don’t forget anything
일반적인 로드맵
Electronics Technician Roadmap
1차 직장에 입지를 잡는 방법
  • 학교의 교수진이나 직업 센터에 고용주와의 연결에 대한 팁을 요청하십시오. 
  • Attend job fairs with a copy of your polished resume in hand
  • Let your professional network know that you’re job-seeking. Get on LinkedIn and list that you are open to work
  • Review job portals such as 참으로 그리고 유리문. Check out Craigslist for local openings, too
    • Search for local electronics apprenticeship opportunities, as well
    • Consider enlisting in a branch of the military (such as the Air Force) where you can learn electronics during technical training 
  • Keep your social media clean and professional, in case job recruiters take a sneak peak
  • Review Electronics Technician resume templates
  • 연락처 정보를 제공하기 전에 잠재적 인 참조를 미리 요청하십시오.
  • Read Electronics Technician interview questions, learn your electronics terminology, and practice your answers
  • Get a friend to help you do a few mock interviews
  • Remember to dress properly for interviews
사다리를 오르는 법
  • Talk with your supervisor about promotion opportunities and let them know you’re willing to do what it takes to move up when you’re qualified
  • 필요한 자격증을 취득하거나 승진 자격을 갖추는 데 도움이 되는 수업을 수강하십시오.
  • If needed, consider applying for a bachelor’s or master’s degree 
  • 직무를 마스터하고 높은 기준을 설정하며 유능한 전문가가 되십시오. 
  • Always practice good safety and keep workstations clean, organized, and dust-free
  • 코드, 법률, 표준 또는 기타 지침의 관련 변경 사항에 대한 최신 정보 유지 
  • Learn to maximize useful technologies to the fullest extent
  • 관련 장비, 시스템 또는 소프트웨어에 대한 제조업체 및 소프트웨어 안내서 연구
  • 당신보다 더 많은 경험을 가진 노련한 전문가로부터 계속 배우고 새로운 기술자에게 지식을 전달하십시오.
  • If it becomes necessary to switch companies to get a promotion, don’t burn any bridges!
  • 귀하의 분야와 관련된 전문 조직과 계속 협력하십시오. 자신의 비즈니스를 아는 전문가로서의 명성을 쌓으십시오. 
권장 도구/리소스

 

웹사이트

책

계획 B

Other than Electronic Technician jobs, there are many related career opportunities for people who love to tinker with electronics. A few examples to consider include: 

  • 항공기 및 항공 전자 공학 장비 역학 및 기술자
  • Calibration Technologists and Technicians
  • 전기 및 전자 엔지니어
  • 전기 및 전자 설치자 및 수리업체
  • Electro-mechanical and Mechatronics Technologists and Technicians
  • Mechanical Engineering Technologists and Technicians
  • 로봇 공학 기술자 

뉴스 피드

주요 채용 정보

온라인 과정 및 도구