Installation: Installing and configuring electronic systems, components, and equipment according to technical specifications, wiring diagrams, and manufacturer instructions. Electronic Technicians ensure proper assembly, wiring, and connection of electronic devices. Testing and Calibration: Testing electronic systems and equipment to verify functionality, performance, and compliance with specifications. Electronic Technicians conduct diagnostic tests, calibrate settings, and adjust parameters to optimize performance and accuracy. Maintenance: Performing routine maintenance tasks on electronic systems to prevent malfunctions and prolong equipment lifespan. This includes cleaning components, inspecting for wear or damage, and conducting preventive maintenance checks. Troubleshooting: Diagnosing technical issues and malfunctions in electronic systems using diagnostic tools and test equipment. Electronic Technicians analyze symptoms, identify root causes of problems, and implement corrective actions to restore functionality. Repairs: Repairing faulty or damaged electronic components, circuit boards, and equipment by replacing defective parts, soldering connections, and reprogramming settings as necessary. Electronic Technicians use soldering irons, oscilloscopes, multimeters, and other tools to perform repairs safely and effectively. Upgrades and Modifications: Upgrading or modifying electronic systems to enhance performance, add new features, or integrate with other systems. Electronic Technicians install upgrades, retrofit components, and update firmware or software to meet customer requirements. Safety Compliance: Adhering to safety regulations, guidelines, and best practices for working with electronic systems and equipment. Electronic Technicians implement safety measures to prevent electrical hazards, accidents, and injuries during installation, maintenance, and repairs. Documentation and Reporting: Documenting work activities, equipment specifications, and service records for electronic systems. Electronic Technicians maintain accurate records, logs, and reports to track maintenance tasks, repairs, and equipment history.