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Location: Noida
Company: Capgemini
Your Role
As an Electronics Hardware Lab Technician, you will be responsible for managing electronics laboratory operations, supporting prototype assembly and testing activities, and ensuring laboratory equipment and inventories are maintained efficiently. You will work closely with hardware, firmware, and validation teams throughout the product development lifecycle.
In this role, you will:
- Manage and maintain hardware laboratory equipment, consumables, and prototype inventory, ensuring proper functionality, calibration, and readiness.
- Support embedded product development and testing activities across hardware and software validation lifecycles.
- Assemble, modify, and rework electronic prototype boards and hardware assemblies.
- Perform Surface Mount Device (SMD) and through-hole soldering, component replacement, PCB rework, jumper wiring, and connector/harness cable building.
- Assist engineering teams in embedded testing, functional testing, troubleshooting, defect reporting, and validation activities.
- Maintain laboratory documentation, asset tracking, inventory records, and component management systems.
- Operate laboratory instruments including oscilloscopes (CRO), logic analyzers, digital multimeters, and bench power supplies.
- Support board bring-up activities and basic hardware debugging.
- Read and interpret electronic schematics, PCB layouts, component datasheets, and fabrication outputs.
Your Profile
- 1+ years of experience working in an Electronics Hardware Laboratory.
- Diploma in Electronics, Electrical Engineering, Instrumentation, Embedded Systems, or a related discipline.
- Strong understanding of embedded systems, electronic circuits, microcontrollers, and product development lifecycles.
- Hands-on experience in SMD and through-hole soldering, PCB rework, and hardware assembly.
- Familiarity with hardware testing, troubleshooting, and validation processes.
Required Technical Skills
- Hands-on experience with electronic hardware laboratory operations.
- Practical knowledge of SMD and through-hole soldering and PCB rework.
- Understanding of ICs, electronic circuits, and microcontrollers.
- Ability to read and understand electronic schematics, component datasheets, and PCB fabrication outputs.
- Practical knowledge of Board Support Package (BSP) extraction and board bring-up activities.
- Understanding of embedded systems and embedded software testing methodologies.
- Basic troubleshooting and hardware debugging expertise.
Tools & Technologies
- Soldering stations and PCB rework equipment.
- Manual tools for connector cable and harness assembly.
- Digital Multimeters (DMM).
- Oscilloscopes (CRO), Logic Analyzers, and Bench Power Supplies.
- PCB inspection, measurement, and debugging tools.
- Altium Designer (Optional).
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