Electronic Technician - 2nd Shift: RF/EW Systems

ASD; Warner Robins (GA); On-site; USD 45,000 - 70,000; Full time

Job summary

ASD in Warner Robins, GA seeks an Electronic Technician to repair, modify, and maintain electronic warfare systems. You will handle complex, mission-critical equipment, fabricate subassemblies, and perform detailed tests and calibrations.

The role requires an electronics-focused degree or MOS, 3+ years on related work, and the ability to work second shift on-site. Familiarity with oscilloscopes and DMM is important; a current U.S. government clearance is preferred.

Qualifications

• Associate degree in electronics or MOS in electronics; 3+ years of related electronics experience; 5+ years with HS diploma acceptable.
• Proficiency with MS Word and Excel required.
• Second shift availability is mandatory.
• On-site work in Warner Robins, GA.
• Familiar with oscilloscopes, DMM, or similar test equipment.
• Self-starter with minimal supervision; able to read schematics and follow procedures.
• Team player with ability to work from diagrams and verbal instructions; active US government clearance.

Responsibilities

• Fabricates, assembles, and disassembles electronic subassemblies.
• Wires circuits, replaces components, and repairs electronic assemblies.
• Performs routine maintenance on STE and test stations.
• Conducts tests using Spectrum Analyzer, Network Analyzer, Curve Tracers, Oscilloscopes, Signal Generators, and DMM.
• Troubleshoots to component level and remedies malfunctions.
• Performs calibration checks on electronic instruments.
• Follows test procedures and documents results; works with team on complex systems.

Skills

MS Word

MS Excel

Education

Associate Degree in Electronics

MOS in Electronics

High School Diploma/GED + 5+ years experience

Tools

Oscilloscopes

Digital Multimeter (DMM)

Spectrum Analyzer

Network Analyzer

Curve Tracers

Job description

ASD in Warner Robins, GA seeks an Electronic Technician to repair, modify, and maintain electronic warfare systems. You will handle complex, mission-critical equipment, fabricate subassemblies, and perform detailed tests and calibrations.

The role requires an electronics-focused degree or MOS, 3+ years on related work, and the ability to work second shift on-site. Familiarity with oscilloscopes and DMM is important; a current U.S. government clearance is preferred.