Electronics Technician

Description

Job Summary: Performs corrective and preventive maintenance on laboratory equipment, monitors service providers, and manages technical service requests to ensure proper operation and compliance of facilities. Key Highlights: 1. Performing maintenance on laboratory equipment 2. Monitoring service providers and responding to technical service requests 3. Assisting in inventory control of spare parts for maintenance * Performing corrective and preventive maintenance on low- to medium-complexity laboratory equipment across all AFIP units and facilities; * Monitoring external service providers (suppliers) for corrective and preventive maintenance and calibration; * Contacting external suppliers to submit technical service requests and perform remote support for equipment; * Inspecting and requesting infrastructure adaptations for environments and units receiving new equipment; * Responding to technical service requests submitted by internal and external clients via the computerized system; * Conducting periodic inspections in assigned areas; * Preparing and recording service orders in the clinical engineering system; * Assisting in inventory control of spare parts required for laboratory equipment maintenance. Requirements: * Completed high school education and a technical course in electronics, mechanics, or mechatronics; * Basic computer skills and proficiency in using mechanical/electronic tools and engineering software; * Experience in maintaining medical, biomedical, and laboratory equipment; * Driver's license category B; * Willingness to travel; * English proficiency is desirable. Employment Type: Full-time CLT Compensation: Starting from R$2\.988,66 per month Benefits: * Medical insurance * Dental insurance * Life insurance * Food allowance * Meal voucher * Transportation allowance Work Location: On-site