Instrument Technician

Maptek technology provides world leading long range laser scanning solutions for survey applications in the mining and civil engineering industries. This technology captures the world in 3D and helps users to extract maximum value from accurate digital data. Maptek hardware is highly regarded for its ease of use and ability to deliver the results customers need. Maptek also provides professional technical support and consulting services.
We are looking for a skilled and practicalInstrument Technicianto join our Adelaide team. In this hands-on role, you will assemble, configure, calibrate, test, diagnose, repair and service Maptek laser scanning systems and related products. Working with precision electronic, optical and mechanical components, you will use specialised test equipment and computer-based systems to ensure products meet established quality and performance standards.

What is in it for you?

• We offer flexible working conditions in a non-CBD location, including on-site parking;
• Opportunities to explore new ideas and technologies;
• Working in a collaborative environment;
• Open and honest communication;
• We encourage professional growth and development of specialised skills, and;
• We focus on ensuring people maintain good emotional health, including our Employee Access Program.

Core responsibilities

• Assemble, disassemble and service opto-mechanical modules and scanner systems;
• Configure, align, test and calibrate scanner systems and associated modules;
• Configure, test and troubleshoot printed circuit boards and electronic assemblies;
• Diagnose faults using electronic test equipment, specialised software and established test procedures;
• Repair, rebuild and verify modules and systems to required performance and quality standards;
• Complete soldering and electronic component rework where required;
• Follow standard operating procedures and assist Manufacturing and Engineering teams with technical investigations.

Knowledge, skills and abilities

• Experience in a similar role;
• Ability to lift at least 30kg in accordance with safe work practices;
• Excellent communication skills with the ability to work independently or as a team;
• A relevant technical or vocational qualification in electronics, instrumentation, electronic assembly or a related discipline will be highly regarded;
• Competent in the fine assembly and integration of complex systems incorporating electronic, optical and mechanical components;
• Ability to read and interpret mechanical drawings, technical documentation and standard operating procedures;
• Good soldering skills and experience working with electronic components and printed circuit boards;
• Experience using electronic test equipment and computer-controlled test systems;
• Strong analytical, fault-finding and troubleshooting skills;
• Excellent hand-eye coordination and the ability to perform detailed precision work;
• Strong attention to detail, with a methodical approach and commitment to quality outcomes;
• Experience with laser-based systems and precision optical components is highly desirable; and
• Knowledge of Sage X3 is desirable.

If working in a leading edge, challenging environment with opportunities to extend your experience and capabilities appeals to you, please submit your cover letter and resume.
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This position is only available for Australian citizens or permanent residents.