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Electronics technician

Building, calibrating and fixing the boxes and sensors the engineers designed, at the factory and at the track.

Adverts for this work usually name: IPC/WHMA-A-620.

Who comes into this from somewhere else

Ranked by how much of the job carries over. Our judgement, not a measurement, and it is here to tell you where to start looking.

Avionics technician88% carried over

From Aerospace & defence

Fault-finding, calibration and working to a wiring standard with a signature on every job. A straight move.

What you would need to add

IPC/WHMA-A-620IPC standard

The workmanship standard for cable and wire harness assembly. Named on almost every harness and electronics technician advert.

Aircraft or electronics technician84% carried over

From Armed forces

Service electronics trades are trained to diagnose and repair under pressure with limited kit. That is trackside.

What you would need to add

IPC/WHMA-A-620IPC standard

The workmanship standard for cable and wire harness assembly. Named on almost every harness and electronics technician advert.

Signalling or electrical technician66% carried over

From Rail & transport

Safety-critical electrical work and fault-finding transfer. Low-voltage sensor and data systems are the gap.

What you would need to add

IPC/WHMA-A-620IPC standard

The workmanship standard for cable and wire harness assembly. Named on almost every harness and electronics technician advert.

Open right now in this discipline

What is open, in how many places, and how much of it asks for no degree. Who each role is with and whether it is open to you is worked out once you sign in, and we ask before putting you forward.

Electronics technician

12 opportunities

In 8 places · 1 live from employer feeds · 91% ask for no degree

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