Electronics Technician

NDT Global Houston, 15500 International Plaza Drive, Houston, Texas, United States

Posted Monday, January 5, 2026 at 6:00 AM

NDT Global is the leading provider of inline diagnostic solutions, advanced data insights, and integrity management services that safeguard energy‑sector infrastructure. The company is recognized for its expertise in both ultrasonic inspection technologies — such as Pulse Echo, Pitch‑and‑Catch, Phased Array, and Acoustic Resonance (ART Scan) — and ultra‑high‑resolution Magnetic Flux Leakage (MFL) inspection services. These differentiated offerings, along with non‑ultrasonic technologies like Inertial Measurement Units and others in development, enable NDT Global to deliver comprehensive asset integrity solutions.

Innovation is at the core of NDT Global's mission. We continuously challenge the boundaries of existing technologies to deliver transformational solutions that empower the industry to achieve safer, more cost‑effective pipeline management. Our commitment to research and development drives the creation of vital new methods and tools that address the evolving needs of our customers while setting new industry standards.

By strategically applying inspection technologies to detect, diagnose, and model various types of threats, NDT Global provides predictive, decision‑ready insights. These insights, driven by the world’s most accurate data, enable asset owners to optimize infrastructure health, drive operational efficiencies, reduce risk, and minimize their carbon footprint.

The goal of the Technician, Electronics is to assemble, maintain, repair, update, and test the electrical components of the inspection robot modules and other equipment to keep the robot fleet operational. At this level, the job holder is familiar with all components of the fleet and able to execute most tasks with little guidance. This person proactively communicates the status of his work and provides feedback on any encountered issues and documents his work as appropriate.

• Maintains robot components (battery modules, sensor carriers, position measuring wheels, etc.)
• Modifies and reworks robot components according to Engineer Change Orders (ECO)
• Repairs robot components (battery modules, sensor carriers, position measuring wheels, etc.)
• Performs and judges functional tests of robot components (battery modules, sensor carriers, position measuring wheels, etc.)
• Assembles new robot components (battery modules, sensor carriers, position measuring wheels, etc.)
• Supports failure diagnosis for the Corrective and Preventative Action (CAPA) team
• Supports troubleshooting of tool inspection builds for the Maintenance team
• Other duties as assigned

• Apprenticeship or similar vocational training in Electronics (required)
• Associate or equivalent degree in Electronics or Electrical Engineering (preferred)
• Certification to operate forklifts and overhead cranes (preferred)

• Minimum 3 years experience in an Electronic Technician role (required)
• Experience handling measuring equipment (oscilloscope, various measuring devices) (required)
• Experience creating appropriate documentation and supporting continuous improvement processes (required)
• Experience in an international and culturally diverse environment (preferred)

• Aptitude to learn new technology
• Proficient in spoken and written English and the local language

• Basic knowledge of Terminal Software (e.g., Tera Term)
• Basic knowledge of microchip programming
• Intermediate knowledge of Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Outlook)
• Intermediate knowledge of applicable Test Equipment (e.g., pressure, temperature test equipment)
• Intermediate knowledge of NDT specific software (e.g., PICO, Cassiopeia, Peanut2, Total Commander, CAN monitor, Line Element programmer, Pendulum software)

• Great long‑term career prospects and development opportunities
• Challenging tasks in innovative and diverse teams