Electronics Analyst

• Good computer skills related to machinery control. Working knowledge of word processor programs and spreadsheets (Microsoft Office)
• Working Knowledge of related test equipment (oscilloscope, multimeter, recorders, megohmeter, digital low resistance OHM meters, etc.).
• Program, maintain, troubleshoot, and repair Programmable Logic Controllers utilizing PC and manufacturer’s programming software. Recognize and correct potential problems in programs on new equipment installs as well as streamline programs for maximum efficiency and safety.
• Install, calibrate, troubleshoot, and repair process instrumentation and control equipment such as PID loop controllers, I/P and E/P converters, pressure transducers, and pneumatic actuators.
• Maintain, calibrate, troubleshoot and repair electronic scales and other ingredient weighing devices to include documentation to ensure ISO 9000 requirements are met.
• Setup, program, troubleshoot, and repair variable speed AC and DC drive systems and related instrumentation and control equipment such as tach generators, pulse encoders, strain gauges, and dancer control systems.
• Install, maintain, troubleshoot, and repair process laser micrometer measuring equipment and associated instrumentation and control equipment.
• Assist Facilities Engineering in specifying, installing, and commissioning of new equipment.
• Assist Process Engineering and Production personnel on implementation of processes and design changes.
• Communicate with vendors for repair/purchase of equipment.
• Ability to work independently or in a team environment as needed to achieve objectives.

The Electronics Analyst is responsible for solving problems not resolved by plant electricians. This includes working closely with electricians to resolve problems and requires mechanical knowledge of the equipment.