ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATIONS ENGINEER

Installation: Installing and configuring new electronic equipment in various settings, such as offices, factories, or telecommunications sites. Maintenance and repair: Performing routine maintenance and repairing faulty electronic systems and components. Troubleshooting: Identifying and diagnosing problems with electronic equipment using diagnostic tools like multimeters and oscilloscopes. Testing: Conducting performance analyses and testing systems to ensure they are working correctly. Documentation: Maintaining accurate records of repairs, maintenance, and inspections. Assembly: Assembling electronic components and systems, often involving soldering and working with printed circuit boards (PCBs). Upgrading: Upgrading existing electronic systems to improve performance. Collaboration: Working with other technicians and engineers, requiring strong communication and teamwork skills.

Qualifications/Requirements:

QUALIFICATIONS:

• male, 20 to 35 years old
• graduate of 2 to 3 year course of Electronics Technology or TESDA with NCII Certificate
• preferably with related work experience
• preferably with driver's license and has the ability to drive a motorcycle.
• willing to be assigned at project site (construction area)