Diagnose and repair complex hardware failures in electronic devices using specialized tools and techniques.

Perform component-level troubleshooting on PCBs (Printed Circuit Boards) to identify faulty components.

Use schematics, block diagrams, and service manuals to guide the repair process.

Solder and desolder surface mount and through-hole components with precision.

Conduct thorough testing and quality checks after repairs to ensure device functionality.

Maintain detailed records of repairs, including parts used and procedures followed.

Stay updated with the latest advancements in chip-level repair techniques and technologies.

Provide technical support and training to junior technicians.

Manage inventory of spare parts and components, ensuring availability for repairs.

Adhere to safety protocols and maintain a clean and organized work environment.

Diagnose and repair complex hardware issues on electronic devices using specialized tools.

Perform precise repairs by replacing individual components on circuit boards.

Interpret and analyze electronic schematics to identify faults and repair pathways.

Expertly solder and desolder components with precision and care to ensure proper connections.

Conduct thorough diagnostic tests using specialized equipment to pinpoint hardware failures.

Update or reinstall firmware on devices to resolve software-related hardware issues.

Perform Ball Grid Array (BGA) rework, including reballing and component replacement.

Use microscopes to inspect circuit boards and components for defects or damage.

Recover data from damaged storage devices using specialized techniques and tools.

Maintain detailed records of repairs, including procedures, components replaced, and test results.

Communicate effectively with customers to explain repair processes and provide updates.

Manage and maintain an inventory of components, tools, and equipment.

Diagnose and repair electronic components on circuit boards using specialized tools and equipment.

Troubleshoot hardware failures at the component level, identifying faulty chips and other parts.

Use schematics, diagrams, and technical manuals to understand circuit board layouts and functions.

Replace defective chips and components using soldering and desoldering techniques.

Perform functional testing and quality checks on repaired circuit boards to ensure proper operation.

Maintain detailed records of repairs, including parts used and procedures followed.

Stay updated with the latest advancements in chip technology and repair techniques.

Collaborate with other engineers and technicians to resolve complex hardware issues.

Adhere to safety protocols and industry standards while handling electronic components and equipment.

Provide technical support and training to junior technicians.