Description
The Electronics Technician Maintenance II role involves planning, performing, and inspecting the installation and integration of ECM, mobile video, tactical and non-tactical radio systems, and personnel tracking into armored vehicles (AVs). This includes modifying the AV's power and cooling systems to work fully with the installed systems. The role requires ensuring compliance with established configuration management designs and manuals, inspecting, repairing, and servicing systems to support pre-mission checks and preventive maintenance programs. The technician must also conduct quality assurance inspections of all work performed by their team and correct any non-conformances or faults.
Responsibilities:
- Plan, perform, and inspect installation and integration of ECM, mobile video, tactical and non-tactical radio systems, and personnel tracking into AVs
- Modify AV's power and cooling systems to work with installed systems
- Ensure compliance with configuration management designs and manuals
- Inspect, repair, and service systems for pre-mission checks and preventive maintenance programs
- Conduct quality assurance inspections and correct non-conformances
- Deploy to support SECSTATE domestic operations and PTB OCONUS Operations as needed
Requirements:
- Ability to obtain DOD or DOS TOP SECRET Personnel Security Clearance
- Five years of relevant technical experience in electronics and/or radios systems
- Five years of experience with electronic systems integration into armored vehicles
- Good communications skills (oral and written)
- Ability to interact with all levels of an organization in a professional, diplomatic, and tactful manner
- Self-motivation and ability to work effectively with no supervision
- Proficiency with Microsoft Windows operating systems and office automation software (e.g., Microsoft Office, SharePoint)
- Experience with MAXIMO or other asset management system
- Experience in ECM installation training a plus
Travel Requirements:
- Execute travel to CONUS and OCONUS sites, including high-threat and austere locations, as directed by VPIM management