Electronics Mechanic: Combat Vehicle Systems

Army National Guard Units; Richmond (VA); On-site; USD 32,000 - 52,000; Full time

Job summary

Army National Guard Units in Virginia seeks an Electronics Mechanic (Title 32) to maintain and repair complex electronic, electrical, mechanical and hydraulic systems on a variety of combat and tactical equipment, including M1, M2/3, MLRS, TOW, and related platforms. Duties include testing with IFTE/BITE/ATE, replacing components, performing alignments, modifications, inspections, and field sustainment.

Requires reading schematics, sound judgment, and Secret clearance; applications close

Qualifications

• Provide transcripts or documentation to support education claims.

Responsibilities

• Performs functional tests, analyzes performance and malfunctions, removes, installs, tests, maintains, modifies, performs alignments and troubleshoots electronic, electrical, mechanical and hydraulic assemblies on combat and tactical equipment.
• Uses IFTE, BITE and break out boxes for fault isolation and verification, repairs or replaces chassis mounted components, and performs ATE operations for fault isolation.
• Replaces faulty components on UUT PCBs and power distribution systems, and uses oscilloscopes, signal generators, DMMs and related test equipment to diagnose and repair malfunctions.
• Installs equipment modifications, conducts initial and final checks, and assists in maintenance and inspections of designated systems.
• Performs field and limited sustainment maintenance on fixed and mobile electronic and communication systems and related test equipment.
• Interprets complex schematics, assesses repair economics, and applies modifications as directed.

Job description

Army National Guard Units in Virginia seeks an Electronics Mechanic (Title 32) to maintain and repair complex electronic, electrical, mechanical and hydraulic systems on a variety of combat and tactical equipment, including M1, M2/3, MLRS, TOW, and related platforms. Duties include testing with IFTE/BITE/ATE, replacing components, performing alignments, modifications, inspections, and field sustainment.

Requires reading schematics, sound judgment, and Secret clearance; applications close