From designing new components to troubleshooting and repairing existing systems, electronic technicians, or electronics technicians, are involved in overseeing various types of electronic systems and equipment. These professionals apply their knowledge of wiring diagrams and schematics, electronics operations, and functions of electronic parts to perform service and installations in electronic manufacturing companies, telecommunications companies, computer firms, government agencies, and electrical engineering firms.
These professionals typically work full-time in either factory or office settings, depending on the employer. Those who are detail-oriented problem-solvers with strong eye-hand coordination usually make successful electronic technicians.