Electronics Technician

Job Description

Job Description

Description :

DIT-MCO, a leading manufacturer of electronic parts in the Aerospace Industry, is seeking an experienced Electronics Technician to join their team in Kansas City, MO.

Do you have 2+ years of experience as an Electronic Test Technician or Engineer?

Do you have excellent trouble-shooting skills and effective communicator?

Are you looking for a great organization to grow with?

If so, take flight in this career where you can leverage your electronics expertise with an aerospace industry leader and establish a lasting career while supporting our Military, NASA, and other well known industries. Enjoy working in a climate controlled, clean, well-lit family-oriented environment! The skies the limit in this high visibility role with an excellent daytime schedule opportunity with a 3-day weekend and competitive pay!

As a member of the team, you can expect :

• Competitive compensation – ranging from $25-$30 / hr. along with and other incentives commensurate upon experience!
• Excellent Daytime Schedule - Monday through Thursday - 6 : 00am to 4 : 30pm - 3-day Weekend!
• Generous benefits package : medical, dental, vision, life insurance, short- and long-term disability, PTO, 401(k) with company match, and more!
• Professional Advancement – You will be honing your technical skills that will help you advance in your career within a very stable organization.
• Great work environment - Work in a clean, well-lit environment in your own workspace with a family-oriented atmosphere!

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About the Company : DIT-MCO began its evolution shortly after founder George P. Heller incorporated his business that catered to the once-flourishing drive-in theater business in 1948. Drive-In Theater Manufacturing Company, renamed DIT-MCO in 1951, produced theater screens, speakers and other projection equipment. By early 1953, the construction boom of drive-in theaters ebbed and Heller looked for other avenues of revenue. Meanwhile, an enterprising young man named Warren Hannon was working as an engineer at the nearby North American Aviation plant. The plant built the F-86 and C-45 planes. Hannon was in charge of overseeing the electrical cable testing. Hannon got the idea of making a ‘universal automatic analyzer’ and somehow joined with DIT-MCO to produce the first automatic tester.