Electronics Test / Integration Field Technician (Fort Sill, OK)
$86,800–$165,200 year
On-siteLawton, Oklahoma, United States
Job Summary
Analyze equipment failures to determine root causes and recommend corrective actions for circuit cards, cable harnesses, and electro-optical systems. Serve as a subject matter expert providing technical guidance, while evaluating, testing, and aligning designated systems to ensure compliance with specifications. Utilize schematics and General Purpose Electrical/Electronic Test Equipment to diagnose faults, develop installation and maintenance procedures, and deliver training to force protection personnel on system configurations. Evaluate and document field operational capability, reporting results to customers and program leadership. This unaccompanied rotational deployment supports CENTCOM OCONUS locations with additional compensation, requiring on-call availability and extensive travel including harsh environments.
Required Qualifications
- Active and transferable U.S. government issued security clearance
- U.S. citizenship
- Bachelor's degree or Associate's Degree in a related field
- Minimum of 5+ years prior relevant experience (if Bachelor's) or 7+ years' experience (if Associate's)
- Proficient with standard electronic assembly and testing tools
- Experience testing and validating electromechanical systems using diagnostic equipment such as spectrum analyzers, oscilloscopes, and voltmeters
- Strong troubleshooting, repair, and testing skills across a wide range of electronic components and systems
- Experience detecting, isolating, and correcting faults in computer systems and peripheral devices
- Hands-on experience with systems integration, software, and electromechanical systems
- Active and transferable U.S. government issued SECRET security clearance or INTERIM Clearance
- Willing and able to deploy to remote international locations with little notification
- Willing and able to deploy to environments that may include harsh living conditions (extreme heat and cold, deployed living conditions and / or hostile work environment)
- Willing and able to move and / or transport weights such as test equipment, ladders, instruments, and cable reels weighing up to 60 pounds using proper lifting techniques or material moving equipment
- Willing and able to work 12-16 hours a day and be on call 24/7
- Willing and able to traverse platforms
- Willing and able to work in a bivouac environment
- Willing and able to travel over rough, uneven terrain
Desired Qualifications
- Prior field experience or military service with land-based weapon systems
- Skilled in maintaining, troubleshooting, and supporting combat control and weapon systems
- Experience testing and adjusting weapon firing, guidance, and launch systems
- Proficient in maintaining gyroscopes, sights, and electro-optical fire control components
- Ability to inspect, test, calibrate, and repair advanced microcomputers, radar systems, and data display units
- Working knowledge of electro-optical sensor hardware/software and military/commercial electronics maintenance practices
- Ability to install, diagnose, and repair servomotors and closed-loop feedback systems for fire control, sensors, antenna gimbals, and remote weapon systems
- Familiarity with military protocols, operating systems, and database administration
- Advanced CIWS military training
- Strong planning, scheduling, and execution abilities
- Able to work independently with minimal supervision
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills
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