Electronics Tech / Hardware

Longwood, FL
Full Time
Experienced

The Great Escape Room is searching for a Hardware Technician to meet our overwhelming demand for producing quality magical experiences. This position will be geared mainly towards designing, building and installing electronics into experiences or props for one of our many locations. 

Job duties may include, but are not limited to the following:

  • Maintain existing hardware in the event of broken or damaged part 

  • Modify existing hardware for updates to gameplay

  • Collaborate with other tech team members

  • Follow testing procedures to ensure they work properly.

  • Identify and isolate defects or design flaws

  • Design and test circuits and other electronic components

  • Integrate components into the final design

  • Iterate, implement and track design versions

  • Estimate cost, reliability, and safety factors

  • Use CAD software to produce and analyze designs

  • Build, test and modify product prototypes
     
  • Read and interpret data sheets
  • Ability to run wiring (Ethernet, etc) 
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  • ​​​​​​​Knowledge of power requirements(volts/amps/distance to wire gauge)

  • Need to be willing to travel occasionally to install experiences at one of our locations

Some excellent experience keywords we will be looking for are:

Arduino, ESP8266, Microcontroller, Autocad, C++, EscapeKeeper, Python, Raspberry Pi, Cura, Blender, Cosplay, Robotics, Haunted House, Interactive Display, WS2812, 3d Printing, CNC, Laser Cutting, Vacu-form, Animatronics, RC/Drone building, Kicad, PCB....

This is not primarily an IT / Networking position, but if you have some experience in this field, it is preferred.

We will offer some on-the-job training to get you familiar with our processes, however the ideal candidate will already have the skills they need to contribute to the role. 

If this sounds like something you're interested in, but don't have passing knowledge of some job duties, we'd still love to hear from you.  This is not a remote position.  Our warehouse is located in Longwood, Florida.  Working hours of operation are Monday through Friday 9-5, unless on travel.

Full Time

Wage is based on experience

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