Repair Lab Manager

Description DRS RADA is a global pioneer of radar systems for active military protection, counter-drone applications, critical infrastructure protection, and border surveillance . We are looking for an experienced Repair Lab Manager with a strong background in managing repair operations for military electronic products in both RMA/field-return and serial production environments. Key Responsibilities: Manage repair lab operations for military electronic products, including both RMA returns and serial production repairs. Lead and supervise teams of repair engineers, assemblers, and soldering technicians. Oversee troubleshooting, fault isolation, repair, rework, and verification activities for electronic boards, modules, and systems. Ensure efficient handling of returned units, production failures, and ongoing repair priorities. Coordinate closely with Engineering, Manufacturing, Quality, Supply Chain, and related functions. Monitor repair performance, turnaround time, yield, and quality metrics. Support root cause analysis and implementation of corrective and preventive actions. Ensure compliance with internal procedures, quality standards, workmanship requirements, and traceability needs. Drive continuous improvement in repair processes, workflow, and lab efficiency. Maintain a safe, organized, and technically capable repair environment. Requirements Professional Strengths Extensive experience with military/defense electronic products Strong background in managing RMA repair activities and production repair operations Proven leadership of technical teams, including repair engineers, assembly personnel, and soldering staff Hands-on familiarity with electronic diagnostic and test equipment Strong understanding of troubleshooting, failure analysis, rework, and verification processes Ability to operate effectively in high-reliability, quality-driven environments Technical Expertise Repair and rework of electronic assemblies, boards, and systems Fault isolation and failure analysis Use of electronic test equipment such as oscilloscopes, multimeters, power supplies, signal generators, and other diagnostic tools Interpretation of technical documentation, drawings, procedures, and test instructions Quality control, traceability, and process discipline in repair environments