AIT & Electronics Technician

AIT & Electronics Technician

Reading (UK), 4 days onsite, Thursday – WFH

£60,000 – £65,000 + Equity + Performance Bonus + Benefits

About Client:

Our client is a growing engineering and technology organisation developing something that currently does not function in the satellite world! They offer a collaborative environment focused on innovation, quality, and technical excellence with engineers from across the globe.

About Role:

We are seeking an AIT & Electronics Technician to support the assembly, integration, and testing of flight-quality electronics, harnesses, and propulsion hardware within a fast-paced, safety-critical engineering environment.

What You’ll Do:

• Assemble, rework and inspect electronic boards to IPC-A-610 Class 3 standards
• Build and terminate wiring harnesses and cable assemblies to IPC/WHMA-A-620 standards
• Crimp, solder and install connectors, backshells and protective measures
• Build and maintain electrical and mechanical test setups
• Support AIT and environmental testing, including thermal vacuum and vibration

What You’ll Bring:

• Hands-on experience assembling and reworking electronic boards and harnesses
• IPC-A-610 Class 3 and IPC/WHMA-A-620 certification or equivalent experience
• Experience supporting AIT, integration and test activities
• Experience working in ESD-controlled environments

Nice to Have:

• J-STD-001 certification
• Space, aerospace, defence, automotive or other high-reliability industry experience
• Cleanroom or ISO-classified environment experience
• Knowledge of ECSS standards
• High-voltage or power electronics experience
• Basic CAD literacy and propulsion systems experience

Why Join?

• Work on groundbreaking satellite and propulsion technology
• High ownership and direct impact on flight hardware
• Competitive salary, equity, and comprehensive benefits
• Hybrid working, visa sponsorship, and relocation support available

Ready to take your electronics expertise into the space sector? Apply now or share your CVs to [email protected] and help build the technology shaping the future of satellite propulsion.