PCB Test & Repair Engineer Near Pickering, North Yorkshire Full-time, Permanent Overview: A technically focused engineering manufacturer based near Pickering in North Yorkshire is seeking a PCB Test & Repair Engineer to support its growing electronics division. The business designs and builds complex, high-reliability systems used in demanding, safety-critical applications around the world. This role is ideal for someone with a background in PCB fault finding, testing, and hands-on repair, who is confident using diagnostic tools and working to high-quality standards. Role Purpose: To carry out functional testing, diagnostics, and hands-on repair of Printed Circuit Boards (PCBs) across a range of electronic systems. The role involves close collaboration with design and production teams to ensure performance, reliability, and continuous improvement. Key Responsibilities: PCB Testing Perform testing using oscilloscopes, multimeters, and other diagnostic tools (including automated test equipment where applicable). Compare test results against design specifications to identify any deviations or performance issues. Develop and execute test plans and procedures to verify functionality and compliance. PCB Repair Diagnose and repair faults on PCBs, including surface-mount and through-hole components. Conduct hands-on component-level repairs including rework, soldering, and replacement. Use specialist tools such as hot-air rework stations, soldering irons, microscopes, and reflow ovens. Documentation & Collaboration Maintain accurate records of test results, failure modes, and repair activities. Produce clear and concise reports to support traceability and quality assurance. Liaise with engineering and production teams to provide feedback and support improvements in design or process. Skills & Experience: Essential: Hands-on experience in PCB testing, diagnostics, and repair. Competent in soldering and desoldering techniques (both SMD and through-hole). Ability to interpret electronic schematics, layout drawings, and BOMs. Familiarity with test and measurement equipment (oscilloscopes, multimeters, etc.). Comfortable performing fault-finding and component-level troubleshooting. Strong attention to detail with good organisational and documentation skills. Able to work effectively both independently and within a team environment. Desirable: Minimum 2–3 years' experience in a similar electronics role. Formal qualification (e.g. HNC, BTEC, NVQ, City & Guilds) in Electronics or Electrical Engineering. IPC-A-610 Certification or equivalent. Experience with complex board types including multi-layer and rigid-flex designs. Good understanding of analogue/digital electronics, microcontrollers, and power electronics. HSEQ Responsibilities: Ensure work is carried out in line with company health, safety, environmental and quality procedures. Take accountability for safe practices and report hazards or unsafe conditions as necessary. Contribute to the continuous improvement of safety and quality systems through responsible behaviour. What’s on Offer: Hours: 37 hours per week (Monday to Friday) Overtime: Time and a half (Mon–Sat), double time (Sun) Holidays: 25 days annual leave 8 statutory bank holidays Pension: 5% employer contribution Life Assurance: 2x base salary Private Healthcare: Provided