Electronics Tech Maintenance Levels II & III

Tech9; Norfolk (VA); On-site; USD 65,000 - 95,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health benefits

401K with employer match

HubZone relocation stipend

SCA wage compliance

Job summary

Boarhog is seeking an Electronics Technician (ET) at Level II or III to support federally contracted requirements in Virginia, Maryland, and North Carolina. The role involves testing and maintaining UST and electronic control systems on DoD installations, with travel to sites as needed and coordination with dispatchers and project leads.

The ideal candidate has a high school diploma, formal electronics training or a four-year electronics apprenticeship, and at least four years of related

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent is required.
• Formal electronics training from a technical school or four-year electronics apprenticeship is required.
• Four years of practical electronics experience including repair, integration, fielding and checkout.

Responsibilities

• Test and maintain Automatic Tank Gauging, Independent Alarm, Overfill Protection and Ground Verification Systems at DoD installations across VA, MD, and NC.
• Troubleshoot, isolate faults, repair electronics and electrical systems; document work.
• Coordinate travel, manage parts/tools, and communicate with dispatchers and leadership to keep schedules and client expectations.

Skills

Electronics repair

System integration

Fielding

Checkout

Security clearance

Education

High school diploma

Electronics apprenticeship or formal electronics training

Tools

Windows OS

M365 applications

Job description

Boarhog has an immediate need for an Electronics Technician (ET) - Maintenance, either Level II or Level III, ideally based out of either Norfolk or Richmond Virginia to cover federally contracted requirements in the Maryland, North Carolina, and Virginia areas.Specifically, this is a highly sought after position as an IAS/ATG/OPS/GVS ET who will be counted upon to work alone or in small teams, performing testing and maintenance functions on Automatic Tank Gauging Systems, Independent Alarm Systems, Overfill Protection Systems, and Ground Verification Systems at Department of War installations across the aforementioned states.This ET will be responsible for the proper operation of fuels accounting, alarm monitoring and controls, and leak detection equipment by performing troubleshooting, fault isolation, repairing and installing electronic components and electrical systems, and maintaining organized, detailed records of work performed.The Level II or Level III ET will be responsible for coordinating travel to work sites, maintaining on-hand components and assigned safety equipment, and acceptable communication with dispatchers, the installation teams, and Boarhog's Director of Modernization to ensure issues are appropriately elevated, the schedule is maintained, and delays are properly conveyed to the client.Required Education, Experience, & SkillsHigh school diploma or equivalentFormal electronics training from technical school, Class A or B military school, or completion of four (4) year electronics apprenticeship programFour (4) years of practical experience to include but not limited to: electronics repair, integration, fielding, and checkout. The four (4) years of electronics apprenticeship and four (4) years of practical experience can run concurrently.Ability to acquire the required certifications to maintain the equipment located within specified region at the time of hire or relocation, to include all manufacturer trainings and state-required UST certificationsCertifications and/or demonstrated proficiency with applicable equipment manufactures and UST licenses must be established within five (5) months of hireAbility to kneel, lift up to fifty (50) pounds, work from heights of up to fifty (50) feet, and operate safely within confined spacesProven proficiency with Windows OS and M365 applicationsAbility to forecast workload and manage level of effort within scheduled work weekAdditional RequirementsAcquire and maintain U.S. government security clearanceObtain a Common Access Card (CAC) within 30 days of hireManage a corporate credit cardMaintain a valid driver's licenseAble and willing to travel extensively and frequently within the aforementioned geographic areaPreferred but Not Mandatory Education, Experience, & SkillsFour (4) years experience performing installation, removal, maintenance, and testing on Fuel Handling components- gauges, instrumentation, and sensorsExperience with Government fuel accounting systems (AFHE, FMD, FAS, BSM-E, ATG)Experience with Automatic Tank Gauging Systems including one or more of the following: Veeder-Root, Ronan, Enraf, Barton, Pneumercator, Temposonics/MTS, ProGauge, and E&HExperience with Independent Alarm Systems including one or more of the following: Scully, Magnetrol, E&H, Fafnir, Mercoid, Omnitrol, Pneumecator, TLC, Bindicator, Devar, Aggressive Systems, and Programmable Logic ControllersExperience with Overfill Protection or Ground Verification Systems including one or more of the following: Scully, Varec, Fafnir, and Programmable Logic ControllersExperience with data communications via copper wires, fiber optics, & wireless devicesBOARHOG CULTURE, COMPENSATION and BENEFITS:Boarhog has over 14 years of focused and dedicated Maritime Industrial Base (MIB) steady, controlled growth and profitability, offering our full-time associates extensive compensation benefits:This position is covered by the McNamara-O'Hara Service Contract Act (SCA) wage law. The wage for this position is therefore determined by the Wage and Hour Division of the Department of Labor on a contract-by-contract basis.We offer opportunities for additional compensation working short term innovation projects.Earned performance bonus.Relocation or signing bonusMedical / Dental / Vision Health Benefits.Broad Self-DeterminationGenerous 401K retirement plan after six months of full-time employment, with pre-tax/post-tax options and company matching with immediate vesting to boost retirement savingsHealth savings account.VacationStipend for residing in a HUBZone location (https://maps.certify.sba.gov/hubzone/map).We thrive in a welcoming culture within an utterly flat organization. How flat? Nobody has ever or will ever make a living with Boarhog watching other associates do work. There's no company CEO, or President, Vice Presidents, or supervisors. The word "employee" is not spoken and appears nowhere in company documents, because every one of us is an associate. We demonstrate a vested interest in our associates' personal and professional goals and aspirations, taking pride in the resulting exceedingly low associate turnover rate (we're not a staffing company body shop... there are no recruiters paid to jam warm bodies in seats), so we thrive at the top of the learning curve. Boarhog's Managing Member and co-founder served 21 years on active duty as a U.S. Navy SWO and is a member of the Navy's Acquisition Professional Community. Boarhog's Director of Modernization is an experienced, credentialed and cleared platform lead ET for the past eight years installing, modernizing, and documenting U.S. Navy systems aboard warships and submarines, and an Air Force veteran Ground Radar Systems Technician. We are Pigs in the Breakfast... with skin-in-the-game... the story behind the logo and our website https://www.BoarhogLLC.com. Come join us!E04JI800rmcl409bgcw