'technician position' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a job that requires technical skill and expertise. For example: She applied for a technician position at a tech company.
Only one job seemed possible, a technician position at an air-conditioning company.
To describe the creation of a clinical pharmacy technician position within the U.S. Army and to identify the personal skills and characteristics required to meet the demands of this role.
I was at a transition point when the internship came up: My technician position was in the teeter-totter space of termination if the granting agency didn't renew the laboratory funding.
Family life interfered with those plans, however, and she wound up taking an entry-level lab technician position at the Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Silver Spring, Maryland.
I am actively seeking a Pharmacy Technician position in your highly reputable hospital/pharmacy.
I believe my solid experience, expertise, education and character will make me a very suitable candidate for the Pharmacy Technician position.
But striking employees who accept layoff status may bid on open technician positions.
A sound technician positioned microphones to amplify the chopping, and a volunteer named Sharon scurried back and forth between the food-prep station and the serving table on the landing below.
A lot of the jobs listed are medical technician positions, for example, which typically require some kind of technical skills that can be achieved with postsecondary schooling like an associate's degree or a certification of some kind.
This can lead to technician positions within local or state government agencies or small mapping businesses.
The qualifications you'll need for jobs in forensic science vary from a bachelor's degree in a natural science, such as chemistry, biology, geology, or physics, for entry-level forensic technician positions, to the master's or Ph.D. level for more senior laboratory and expert witness positions.
