Electronic & Computer Systems Technician

Description

Position Summary: Dynic's designs and manufactures industrial computer systems, workstations, and custom electronic assemblies. We are looking for a motivated, detail-oriented technician to join our electrical engineering and manufacturing team.

This is a dual role position. The primary focus is designing and building custom wire harnesses and cable assemblies for our industrial computer systems — but you'll also support us as a general computer technician, working with components like motherboards, single-board computers, power supplies, RAM/SSD, operating systems, and more. You will help test-fit new mechanical designs, run thermal testing on new hardware, and ensure everything we ship is reliable and built to last.

What You'll Do

• Design custom wiring harnesses for a variety of computers and other industrial electronics. • Assemble wire harnesses, cable assemblies, and electronic subassemblies from engineering drawings and work instructions. • Cut, strip, crimp, terminate, bundle, and label wires and cables. • Perform soldering and connector installation. • Read and interpret wiring diagrams, assembly drawings, and electrical schematics. • Build and configure industrial computers: install motherboards, SBCs, power supplies, RAM/SSD, and operating systems. • Test-fit new mechanical designs and assist with thermal testing of new hardware. • Use multimeters and test equipment to verify voltage, continuity, resistance, and proper operation. • Troubleshoot wiring and assembly issues and recommend corrective actions. • Perform inspection and quality checks to ensure assemblies meet specifications. • Maintain production records and documentation and help keep inventory organized. • Follow all company safety, quality, and ESD (Electrostatic Discharge) procedures. • Support continuous improvement efforts across the department.

Requirements

What We're Looking for: We do not expect you to know everything on day one — we have successfully trained past technicians on cable and harness design. What matters most is a solid technical foundation, good mechanical aptitude, and the ability and willingness to learn.

• Basic technical understanding of electrical and electronic components (required). • Ability to read and understand schematics, wiring diagrams, and assembly drawings (required) — some experience is great, but a strong aptitude to learn is what we truly need. • Comfort using hand tools, wire strippers, crimping tools, and basic test instruments. • Strong attention to detail and commitment to quality workmanship. • Good manual dexterity and hand-eye coordination. • Ability to work independently and as part of a team. • Basic computer skills.