Electronic Technician In the field of electronics there is much to know and a lot to consider. Electronic technicians use theories and principles of science, engineering and mathematics to solve technical problems in research and development, manufacturing, sales, construction, and customer service ('99 US 93). Electronic technicians usually acquire their math and engineering skills in most post-secondary programs below the baccalaureate level ('97 US 227). There is no real formal education needed. A minimum level of competence in math, science, and technical courses are very helpful in achieving a role as an electronic technician. Most two year associate degrees also can mak