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Evertz Microsystems Ltd.

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Evertz Microsystems Ltd. is a leading Canadian technology company specializing in high-definition television equipment and solutions for the film and broadcast industry.

Burlington, Ontario

Computers and Electronics Manufacturing
51–200 people

About

Evertz Microsystems Ltd., a growing Canadian high-technology company is a worldwide leader in the design and manufacture of high definition and standard definition television equipment, film production and post production equipment and fibre optics products for the film and broadcast television industry. Evertz has been known for manufacturing the highest caliber products without compromise, with features second to none in the industry. In 1994 Evertz was nominated for an Emmy award for its outstanding achievement in engineering development for equipment and computer software design enabling the widespread use of the keykode edgeprint film number system. Another recent honour was television broadcast magazine's NAB(1997) pick of the show award for advancement in the art and science of television.

Open positions

Failure Analysis Technician - Customer Returns

On-site · Burlington

The Failure Analysis Technician will investigate and analyze failures in broadcast electronic products to identify root causes and ensure product reliability. They will also perform repairs, refurbish units, and collaborate with design and production teams to implement corrective actions.

Systems Pre-Commissioning Technologist

On-site · Burlington

The technologist will configure and test systems based on configuration drawings while troubleshooting interoperability issues. They will also interface with customers for Factory Acceptance Tests (FATs) and gather necessary system workflow information.

Test Technician (Days and Afternoons Shifts)

On-site · Burlington

Build and test film, television, and telecommunications equipment using specialized test equipment to analyze performance and reliability. Responsibilities include troubleshooting to the component level, recording test results, and updating test jigs.