We’re looking for an Electrical Lab Technician to own the day-to-day readiness of our electronics lab — making sure tools, equipment, and components are always ready so the engineering team can build, test, and troubleshoot hardware without friction. This is a hands-on lab role, not a design or engineering management position: you’ll handle soldering, rework, test execution, and lab organization directly, working closely with engineers on prototype builds, bring-up, and troubleshooting of electronic hardware. Perform high-quality soldering, rework and modification of PCBs, cables, connectors and electronic assemblies. Support prototype builds, bring-up and integration of new electronic hardware. Execute electrical tests and measurements using standard lab equipment such as oscilloscopes, multimeters, power supplies and logic analysers. Troubleshoot hardware issues systematically and support engineers with root-cause analysis. Run defined validation and diagnostic tests, document results and highlight abnormalities. Prepare test setups, harnesses, fixtures and equipment for development and validation activities. Maintain an organised, clean and safe electronics lab with tools and equipment ready for use. Own lab inventory of electronic components, consumables, cables and commonly used hardware. Identify missing equipment or consumables and ensure critical items are reordered before they become a bottleneck. Maintain basic documentation for lab equipment, test setups and recurring procedures. ~5 years experience in or around Electronics lab environment. Strong practical electronics and soldering skills, including fine-pitch PCB rework. Comfortable working independently with common electronics laboratory equipment. Able to troubleshoot electrical problems methodically rather than only following predefined instructions. Experience assembling and modifying prototype electronic systems. Organised, reliable and disciplined in maintaining tools, components and workspaces. Comfortable documenting measurements, test results and findings clearly. Practical mindset and comfortable working in a fast-moving hardware development environment.