There can be little/no argument with the assertion that advances in electronic technology have dramatically influenced and altered the landscape of modern industrialized society. Business operations,as well as individual and family lives, are heavily influenced by, and have conceivably become dependent on, sophisticated electronic devices.
Wireless communication, banking procedures, retailing, and modes of transportation, to name just a few, are examples of everyday activities that were non-existent or limited in terms of their flexibility/accessibility less than a generation ago. Signs are scarce that the proliferation of electronic technology will be slowing down any time soon.
This indeed augurs well for those seeking electronics jobs, as the demand for skilled help in this field will likely remain high for the foreseeable future. Employers will be in need of talented staff to work in such design, assembly, and documentation-related roles:
- Electronic Assembler
- Electronic Technician
- Electronic Technologist
- PCB (Printed Circuit Board) Designer
- Technical Writer (reports or manuals)
- Electronic Engineer (hardware/software)
Although the field of electronics is somewhat more complex, it may be defined, in a basic sense, as the science and technology relating to devices that operate using many small electrical parts/components. Keeping this in mind, the essential contributions of those in the above-noted electronics jobs would be as follows:
Electronic Engineer – designs parts and devices that use electricity as a power source
Electronic Technologist – helps engineers in designing electronic components/devices
Electronic Technician – designs, tests, manufactures, and repairs electronic equipment
PCB Designer – uses computer software programs to produce layouts of circuit boards
Electronic Assembler – mounts, connects, assembles, and secures parts/components
Technical Writer – produces the documentation that helps consumers use the product
With respect to employment opportunities, electronics jobs, and in particular electronic assembly jobs,are central roles in several major industries, including but not limited to:
- Aviation
- Automotive
- Manufacturing
- Transportation
- Pharmaceuticals
- Telecommunications
Those interested in pursuing an electronics job are invited to contact one of our staffing specialists today at 1-877-495-7422.
An Electronic Assembler Recruiter to Meet All Personal and Professional Needs
As arecognized electronic assembler recruiter, Winters Technical Staffing has succeeded in placing individuals in such jobs across Toronto and the GTA for over 40 years. During that time, employers and job seekers alike have benefitted from the recruiting expertise of the Winters Technical Staffing specialists to meet a range of personal and professional needs such as:
- Full-time part-time, or contract positions
- Entry-level through senior/supervisory jobs
- Industry-specific skills and/or work experience
- Specialized education/certification requirements
- Geographic and compensation-related considerations
Contact Winters Today
If you are intrigued about working in the electronics field, or specifically in an electronic assembly job, call Winters Technical Staffing todayat 1-877-495-7422 to arrange a complimentary consultation with one of our placement specialists.
