Arctic Missile Defense Sustainment Engineer

Davidson Technologies, Inc.; Delta Junction (AK); On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Davidson Technologies, Inc. seeks a Sustainment Engineer for Fort Greely, Alaska. The role ensures continuous operation of critical defense assets in extreme conditions, maintaining documentation and adhering to DoD standards.

The candidate will perform proactive and corrective maintenance, conduct performance testing, and implement root-cause solutions while respecting environmental stewardship in a remote Arctic setting.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in a related engineering discipline.
• Minimum 2 years of field engineering or defense system experience.
• Ability to maintain detailed technical documentation and follow procedures.
• Willingness to work in remote, extreme conditions and safety-focused.

Responsibilities

• Ensure 100% uptime and reliability of defense assets through proactive and corrective maintenance.
• Maintain auditable maintenance records across mechanical, electrical, HVAC, and support systems.
• Refine maintenance procedures to improve efficiency and incorporate updates.
• Comply with DoD directives, safety regulations, and vendor standards.
• Conduct diagnostics and testing with automated tools; document results.
• Diagnose failures, implement root-cause solutions, verify repairs via testing.
• Operate in Arctic environments with environmental stewardship.

Skills

Troubleshooting electromechanical

Technical documentation

Remote/work under supervision

Education

Bachelor's degree in Mechanical/Electrical/Facilities/Computer Engineering

Tools

CMMS

Job description

Davidson Technologies, Inc. seeks a Sustainment Engineer for Fort Greely, Alaska. The role ensures continuous operation of critical defense assets in extreme conditions, maintaining documentation and adhering to DoD standards.

The candidate will perform proactive and corrective maintenance, conduct performance testing, and implement root-cause solutions while respecting environmental stewardship in a remote Arctic setting.