Laboratory Instrumentation Repair Technologist

Repair complex scientific instrumentation and custom laboratory systems using component-level diagnostics, calibration, and electronics expertise at the University of Ottawa. Support teaching and research environments.As a Senior Technologist in the Electronics Shop, you will restore functionality across specialized, aging, obsolete, and high-value equipment. Your work combines analog and digital electronics, test equipment, power supplies, sensors, control systems, and scientific instrumentation. You will evaluate repair options, source components, modify equipment, and develop practical solutions when commercial support is limited. The position also supports safety, CSA-related inspection, inventory, and technical records.Key Responsibilities:
Inspect and troubleshoot specialized laboratory and audiovisual equipmentIdentify failed components and source replacement electronic partsExtend equipment life through refurbishment and repairSupport CSA-related inspection, validation, and safety complianceMaintain parts information, inventory, and equipment recordsRequirements:
College diploma in electronics or related technical disciplineThree years of relevant electronics or instrumentation experienceKnowledge of multimeters, oscilloscopes, generators, and logic analyzersKnowledge of laboratory tools and safe equipment operationAbility to diagnose complex problems and prioritize competing needsUse component-level repair, scientific instrumentation, calibration, and safety knowledge to maintain critical laboratory equipment and service continuity.
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