Electrical Lab Technician

What we’re looking for

We’re looking for an Electrical Lab Technician to own the day-to-day readiness of our electronics lab — making sure tools, equipment, and components are always ready so the engineering team can build, test, and troubleshoot hardware without friction. This is a hands-on lab role, not a design or engineering management position: you’ll handle soldering, rework, test execution, and lab organization directly, working closely with engineers on prototype builds, bring-up, and troubleshooting of electronic hardware.

The day-to-day

• Perform high-quality soldering, rework and modification of PCBs, cables, connectors and electronic assemblies.

• Support prototype builds, bring-up and integration of new electronic hardware.

• Execute electrical tests and measurements using standard lab equipment such as oscilloscopes, multimeters, power supplies and logic analysers.

• Troubleshoot hardware issues systematically and support engineers with root-cause analysis.

• Run defined validation and diagnostic tests, document results and highlight abnormalities.

• Prepare test setups, harnesses, fixtures and equipment for development and validation activities.

• Maintain an organised, clean and safe electronics lab with tools and equipment ready for use.

• Own lab inventory of electronic components, consumables, cables and commonly used hardware.

• Identify missing equipment or consumables and ensure critical items are reordered before they become a bottleneck.

• Maintain basic documentation for lab equipment, test setups and recurring procedures.

You should apply if you

• ~5 years experience in or around Electronics lab environment.

• Strong practical electronics and soldering skills, including fine-pitch PCB rework.

• Comfortable working independently with common electronics laboratory equipment.

• Able to troubleshoot electrical problems methodically rather than only following predefined instructions.

• Experience assembling and modifying prototype electronic systems.

• Organised, reliable and disciplined in maintaining tools, components and workspaces.

• Comfortable documenting measurements, test results and findings clearly.

• Practical mindset and comfortable working in a fast-moving hardware development environment.

Nice to haves

• Prior experience assembling, testing, or troubleshooting electronics for UAVs, drones, or other flight-critical systems.

• Experience assembling and modifying prototype electronic systems.

• A practical mindset, comfortable in a fast-moving hardware development environment.

What we offer

• Real impact & ownership: Shape high-tech defence systems and take responsibility from day one.

• Mission-driven environment: Work on technologies that matter for European security and sovereignty.

• Competitive package: Competitive salary, EGYM Wellpass, corporate benefits, and equity options aligned with role and level.

• Deep tech environment: Get hands-on experience with cutting-edge drone technology and real operational use cases.

• Grow fast: Steep learning curve for juniors, strategic influence and leadership opportunities for seniors.

• Startup mindset meets defence innovation: flat hierarchies, fast decisions, and space for your ideas.

• Flexibility: Flexible hours, remote options, and relocation support.

• Strong team: International, driven colleagues and a culture built on exchange, trust, and shared success.