At Dias, our purpose is to create new technologies to image the earth and locate the resources that the world needs. We are passionate about technology, but nothing is more key than keeping our people safe and healthy.

Dias is a world leader in deploying solutions to help explore, map, and protect the subsurface. We operate globally from our home in Saskatoon with offices in Vancouver, Toronto, Mexico, and Chile.

We are seeking a skilled Electronics Technician to join our geophysical MRO team. In this role, you will be responsible for assisting in the assembly, testing, and repairing of prototype and production of geophysical instruments.

Primary Responsibilities:

· Assemble and test electronic PCBs

· Assemble and test instruments (including wiring, mechanical assembly etc.)

· Assist in the design and development of new electronic systems, instruments, and technologies for geophysical research

· Troubleshoot and diagnose problems with electronic systems and equipment

· Maintain accurate and detailed records of all repair and maintenance activities





· Provide technical support and guidance to other team members as needed

Requirements

· Diploma or higher in electronics or a related field

· Experience as an Electronics Technician

· Experience with electronics assembly (hand soldering and reflow surface mount PCBA, as well as through-hole assembly)

· Strong knowledge of electronic principles and troubleshooting techniques

· Proficiency with electronic test equipment such as oscilloscopes, multimeters, etc.

· Ability to read and understand schematics and technical drawings

· Excellent problem-solving and communication skills

· Ability to work independently and as part of a team

· The ability and willingness to travel abroad to repair/troubleshoot equipment

What we offer

· This is a Full-time permanent position

· Benefits Package – including comprehensive Health and Dental coverage

· Life insurance and Disability insurance

· Employee Assistance Program

📌 Electronic Technician (Canada)
🏢 Dias Geophysical
📍 Canada