Capgemini Engineering, a global leader in engineering services, is seeking an Electronics Hardware Lab Technician to support innovative embedded and electronics product development. This role is crucial for maintaining hardware development, testing, and laboratory operations within our dynamic team. Join us to make a significant impact in a career full of unique opportunities where no two days are the same.

This permanent position is based in Noida and focuses on Digital Continuity and Manufacturing within the Products & Systems Engineering community. It is ideal for experienced professionals ready to contribute to cutting-edge projects.

As an Electronics Hardware Lab Technician, you will expertly manage the electronics laboratory. This includes maintaining equipment, consumables, and prototype inventories, ensuring everything is functional and calibrated. You will provide vital support for embedded product development and testing throughout the product lifecycle. Your responsibilities extend to assembling and modifying electronic prototype boards, performing precise soldering for SMD and through-hole components, and conducting PCB rework.

Furthermore, you will assist engineering teams with various testing phases, including functional testing and troubleshooting. Maintaining accurate laboratory documentation, asset tracking, and inventory records is essential. You will operate key laboratory instruments and support board bring-up and basic hardware debugging activities. Proficiency in interpreting electronic schematics, PCB layouts, and component datasheets is also a key part of this role.

The ideal candidate will possess at least one year of hands-on experience in an Electronics Hardware Laboratory setting. A Diploma in Electronics, Electrical Engineering, Instrumentation, Embedded Systems, or a closely related field is required. You should have a solid understanding of embedded systems, electronic circuits, microcontrollers, and product development lifecycles. Essential practical skills include SMD and through-hole soldering, PCB rework, and hardware assembly. Familiarity with hardware testing, troubleshooting, and validation processes is also necessary.

Key technical proficiencies involve electronic hardware laboratory operations, practical soldering and PCB rework, and understanding ICs and electronic circuits. The ability to interpret electronic schematics, datasheets, and PCB fabrication outputs is crucial. Experience with board bring-up activities and embedded systems testing methodologies is beneficial. Basic hardware debugging expertise is expected. Familiarity with common laboratory tools such as soldering stations, DMMs, oscilloscopes, and logic analyzers is required.