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Engineering Rework Technician

GCR Professional Services

Andover, MA • 11/7/2026

Job Description

Job Description
Engineering Rework Technician
(Location: Tewksbury, MA area, First Shift)

Overview:

Client company is seeking an experienced Engineering Rework Technician with solid proficiency in PCB assembly rework, including passive components down to 0402, and fine-pitch leaded devices such as QFP and TSOP packages. The role involves supporting prototype builds, soldering, engineering rework, and production support. Candidates with additional experience in advanced rework, inspection, repair or electronics troubleshooting are preferred.

Key Responsibilities:
• Perform SMT rework and soldering on PCB assemblies
• Replace and rework passive SMT components down to 0402
• Rework fine-pitch leaded ICs such as QFP and TSOP packages
• Perform standard through-hole soldering and component replacements
• Use soldering irons, hot-air tools, microscopes, and rework stations
• Follow documented processes and workmanship standards
• Inspect reworked assemblies for proper solder joints and alignment
• Collaborate with hardware engineers and technicians to resolve issues

Required Qualifications:
• Hands-on SMT soldering and rework experience
• Ability to reliably rework 0402 passive components
• Experience with fine-pitch QFP and TSOP device rework
• Strong manual dexterity and microscope work proficiency
• Ability to read assembly drawings and follow rework instructions
• Familiarity with standard SMT rework tools and ESD practices

Preferred Qualifications:
• Experience reworking 0201 passive components
• Experience with very fine-pitch ICs and leadless QFN packages
• Previous or current IPC-A?610 or IPC-7711/7721 certification
• Experience with PCBA inspection or PCB repair
• Electronics testing and troubleshooting to the component level
• Experience supporting design verification or engineering validation

Work Environment:
Prototype and low-volume production setting. Microscope-intensive work requiring precision and consistency. Close collaboration with hardware engineering teams.