Electronics Technician

Who we are Sirius Instrumentation and Controls Inc. has been designing and building smart chemical injection systems, automation controls and remote power solutions for the oil and gas industry since 2003. Our technology helps customers cut emissions and operating costs at the same time. We’re a registered APEGA firm and won CETAC-West’s 2018 Clean Technology Innovation Award. What we stand for Continuous innovation: we listen, stay curious and turn what we learn into better products, processes and people. Integrity: we do what we say we will do. We own our commitments and our results. Collaboration: we work together with trust, humility and open communication, and we take ownership at every step. Our philosophy is simple: Under Promise and Over Deliver. What you’ll do Oversee contract board production, manufacturing and assembly of our electronics product line Assemble, flash firmware and prepare prototype, pre-production and production units for test Load and initialize firmware in controllers Design and build test fixtures for production testing Run in-circuit and functional testing, including high-voltage insulation testing of assembled boards Troubleshoot assemblies down to the component level Work with Engineering to resolve faults and production issues Help hand-build prototypes of new equipment in development Set up, operate, calibrate and maintain assembly, test and soldering equipment Manage SMT component reels and assembly materials to meet production forecasts Order production volumes from online part suppliers and support procurement for production runs Track inventory, run cycle counts and plan production work Apply lean methods to keep controller assembly efficient Lead the production team to deliver quality product on schedule What you bring Diploma in Electronics Engineering Technology (2-year program, NAIT, SAIT or equivalent) Minimum 4 years of experience as an Electronics Engineering Technologist In-depth knowledge of PCB assembly processes, product process flow and SMT systems Strong soldering skills and knowledge of soldering and quality specifications (PACE SMT rework training or equivalent) Able to read schematics and assembly drawings and to verify mechanical dimensions Working knowledge of analog and digital circuits Hands-on experience with oscilloscopes, multimeters, and manual and automated test equipment Experience with in-circuit and functional test fixturing Comfortable working safely with 240 VAC and low-voltage DC electronics Able to spot problems in the assembly process or with components and fix them Strong problem-solving, planning and organizational skills Clear communicator with internal teams, contract manufacturers and suppliers Competent computer skills Bonus points for Oil and gas, chemical injection or industrial controls experience PLC, RTU or SCADA experience Solar or off-grid power systems experience ASTTA or ASET certification What we offer Competitive wages Health and dental plan RRSP matching Paid time off Ongoing training and room to grow A safety-first culture: safety is our number one priority Job Type: Full-time Work Location: In person

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