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Electronics Technician

The role involves hand-soldering and reworking PCBAs, fabricating wiring harnesses, and performing functional testing on electronic assemblies. Additionally, the technician supports machine builds, troubleshoots electrical faults, and collaborates with engineering to validate new hardware.

  • On-site
  • Oakville, ON
  • Posted Jun 19, 2026
  • 1 position

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Job summary

Company Overview Gastronomous is a fast-paced, dynamic company focused on revolutionizing the quick-service restaurant (QSR) industry. Gastronomous realizes the “Kitchen of the Future” through advanced industrial automation techniques and cutting-edge technologies. Click here to see our team in-action! We are a no-nonsense team of passionate, execution-driven people. We believe that our ability to deliver, not just dream, sets us apart. Internally and externally, we do what we say we’re going to do. Our team members are empowered to act independently, make practical decisions, and move fast. We trust our people — and we build the future, one deployment at a time. We are seeking a detail-oriented and hands-on Manufacturing Technician who supports the planning, development, implementation, and improvement of manufacturing methods and production systems. Working closely with engineering and operations teams, the role focuses on process optimization, production efficiency, quality assurance, safety compliance, and technical documentation related to industrial manufacturing activities. About the Role We are looking for a Senior Electronics Technician to be the hands that keep our hardware running — from the bench to the field. This is a broad, high-ownership role spanning PCBA assembly and rework, machine wiring and harness fabrication, and hardware testing and troubleshooting. You will work directly alongside our engineering team, supporting both new product development and the maintenance of fielded systems. You are the person who can look at a board, a wiring loom, or a misbehaving machine and figure out what's wrong — and fix it right the first time. What You'll Do Hand-solder and rework PCBAs — through-hole, SMD, fine-pitch components — to production quality standards Fabricate, assemble, and terminate wiring harnesses and cable assemblies per engineering drawings and schematics Perform incoming inspection, functional testing, and quality verification on electronic assemblies and sub-systems Support bring-up and validation of new PCBAs alongside the engineering team — probing, logging, and diagnosing Troubleshoot electrical faults at the board, harness, and system level using multimeters, oscilloscopes, bench power supplies, and logic analyzers Maintain accurate assembly records, test logs, and non-conformance documentation Support machine builds and electromechanical integration — pulling wire, mounting hardware, dressing looms Flag design issues, assembly ambiguities, and recurring failure modes to engineering with clarity and specifics Maintain the electronics lab and tooling in a clean, organized, production-ready state What You Bring Required 5+ years of hands-on electronics technician experience in a hardware product environment — not a repair depot, not a service bench Fine-pitch SMD soldering and rework capability — you can hit a 0402 and mean it Harness fabrication experience — crimping, termination, routing, and loom dressing to drawing Proficiency with standard bench instruments — DMM, oscilloscope, bench PSU, function generator Ability to read and work directly from schematics, wiring diagrams, and assembly drawings Systematic troubleshooting methodology — you isolate faults logically and document what you find Comfort working in an electromechanical environment — this is not a pure electronics role Nice to Have Experience working in a robotics, industrial automation, or capital equipment environment Familiarity with motor drive systems, sensors, and field wiring in a machine context Exposure to IPC-A-610 or IPC/WHMA-A-620 standards — even without formal certification Experience supporting engineering during prototype bring-up and debug cycles Basic Python or scripting ability for test automation support What We Offer Competitive salary commensurate with experience Full benefits package Direct ownership of your domain — no layers, no hand-holding The chance to see your work running in commercial deployments across North America

What you’ll do

The role involves hand-soldering and reworking PCBAs, fabricating wiring harnesses, and performing functional testing on electronic assemblies. Additionally, the technician supports machine builds, troubleshoots electrical faults, and collaborates with engineering to validate new hardware.

Requirements

Requires over 5 years of hands-on electronics technician experience in a hardware product environment with expertise in fine-pitch SMD soldering and harness fabrication. Candidates must be proficient with standard bench instruments and capable of working from complex schematics and wiring diagrams.

Benefits

• Full benefits package

Other relevant skills

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  • PCBA Assembly
  • SMD Soldering
  • Harness Fabrication
  • Electrical Troubleshooting
  • Schematic Reading
  • Functional Testing
  • Electromechanical Integration
  • Quality Assurance
  • Oscilloscope Proficiency
  • Multimeter Proficiency
  • Logic Analyzers
  • Bench Power Supplies
  • Python Scripting
  • IPC-A-610
  • IPC/WHMA-A-620
  • Technical Documentation

Job areas

  • Engineering
  • Manufacturing
  • Trades
  • Technology

Additional details

Minimum experience
5+ years
Posting language
English
Working hours
40 hours per week