Electronics Associate

If you enjoy hands-on work and have an interest in electronics, this role is a great opportunity to develop your technical skills through daily practical experience. You’ll learn from experienced colleagues and contribute to the assembly and testing of high-quality electronic systems from day one.

We are INETEC - a high-tech company specializing in the design, development, and production of robotic systems, instruments, software, controllers, and probes. For more than 35 years, we have been delivering cutting-edge technology and services to the nuclear industry. At the heart of every new product lies our passion for innovation and emerging technologies. Our greatest asset is our people - their knowledge, values, and motivation. Together, we are shaping a reliable and innovative future.

• Perform operational tasks related to the assembly of electronic components and systems in accordance with electrical schematics and technical documentation, including soldering, assembly, wiring, and basic testing within integrated systems.
• Participate in production activities in accordance with plans and instructions from supervisors and provide feedback on identified technical or process issues during the assembly and testing of electronic systems.
• Conduct basic quality checks during production and adhere to internal procedures, quality standards, and occupational safety rules.
• Record completed production activities, testing results, and identified irregularities, and report them to the supervisor.
• Collaborate with production team members and other relevant departments, including the Research and Development Division, and participate in field activities related to installation, testing, functionality verification, and troubleshooting.
• Actively participate in training and development activities and continuously build the technical knowledge and skills required for work tasks in the field of electronics.

• Minimum secondary school diploma in a technical field.
• Basic understanding of production processes and work methodologies in the areas of assembly, wiring, and testing of electronic systems.
• Basic understanding of technical documentation, measurement results, and simple reports within production activities.
• Basic knowledge of electronic components and assemblies (e.g., diodes, transistors, amplifiers, microcontrollers), electrical schematics, and their application in the production and integration of electronic systems.
• Basic use of a hand soldering iron, multimeter, and basic measurement tools.
• Basic knowledge of tools and software used for creating and reading electronic schematics, wiring, and system testing (e.g., Altium, KiCad, Eagle – preferred).
• Knowledge of industrial standards, internal procedures, and regulatory requirements relevant to the production and testing of electronic systems.
• Proficiency in spoken and written English.
• Ability to follow instructions, organize tasks, and meet deadlines.
• Motivation to learn, develop technical skills, and grow within the role.
• Clear communication skills and ability to work collaboratively within a team.

We invite you to submit your application by May 31, 2026.