Electronics Engineer

Job Overview As a Junior Electronics Engineer within the Production & Project steam, you will support the assembly, testing, and maintenance of electronic products for fare collection, payment, and transit applications — including validators, fare gates, ticket vending machines, and AFC infrastructure. This is a hands-on, entry-level role where you will learn alongside experienced engineers and build the practical skills to grow into a full Electronics Engineer. Key Responsibilities • Assist in the assembly, testing, and inspection of electronic boards and finished devices. • Execute functional and production test procedures under supervision and accurately record results. • Perform basic troubleshooting and repair of electronic assemblies, including soldering and rework. • Support firmware flashing, device programming, and functional verification. • Help maintain lab and production equipment, ESD discipline, and component inventory. • Document test results, maintenance logs, and observations for engineering review. • Support senior engineers during integration, commissioning, and project deployment. Required Qualifications • Education: Bachelor’s degree or Diploma in Electronics/Electrical Engineering or a related technical field. • Experience: 0–2 years; recent graduates with strong fundamentals and relevant project/internship experience are encouraged to apply. • Skills: ◦ Good understanding of analog and digital electronics and circuit fundamentals. ◦ Soldering ability and willingness to develop rework skills. ◦ Familiarity with lab instruments (oscilloscope, meters) and reading schematics/BOMs. ◦ Awareness of common interfaces such as UART, USB, SPI, and I2C. ◦ Strong PC skills (Windows/Linux) and good documentation habits. ◦ Familiarity with electronic and PCB design software specifically Altium Designer. ◦ Good communication skills in English. • Problem-Solving Skills: A logical, methodical approach to troubleshooting and a willingness to learn. Preferred Qualifications • Hands-on Experience: Internship or academic project experience with embedded hardware or PCB assembly. • Training: soldering or rework training. • Industry Knowledge: Exposure to AFC, transit, or payment systems. • Soft Skills: Eagerness to learn, attention to detail, reliability, and a team-oriented attitude.