job: Electronics technician



From space travel to the MP3 player you use while jogging around the block,
electrical and electronic engineering technicians help to keep our hi-tec world
running.

Many of our modern-day marvels wouldn't be possible without them. These technicians
work under the direction of electronics engineers, they assist in the designing,
the developing, testing and manufacturing of electrical and electronic equipment.

This is a job that calls for a good knowledge of mechanical engineering as well
as electrical and electronic circuits. You must be attentive to detail and able to follow technical instructions.

electrical and electronic engineering technicians are found in many different
fields, for example, communications , navigation, medicine, computers, and the military.

While some work in a test lab or factory, others travel to customers, as field service representatives. They install and repair equipment at the customer's work site or home.

some technical work may require certification - the rules are different in each
state. A minimum of a two-year associate degree in engineering technology
is required for most jobs. Training is also available in technical and vocational schools.

If building electronics equipment sparks your interest, a career as an electrical and electronics engineering technician may be a good choice for you.

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