Electronics Technician, Maintenance I — Secret

Reliance Test & Technology; Town of Florida (NY); On-site; USD 60,960 - 82,332; Full time

Job summary

Reliance Test & Technology, LLC is seeking an Electronics Technician, Maintenance I to support the IBDSS Test Area C-3. The role involves basic electronic repairs, component replacement, and test readings using standard instruments.

You will work under close supervision with routine checks and may require occasional intrusions for sensor testing. The position requires a vocational electronics background, manual dexterity for small assemblies, and the ability to obtain/maintain a secret security

Qualifications

• Must be a technical or service school graduate in electronics.
• Requires manual dexterity for repairing small assemblies.
• Willing to work overtime and weekends as needed; background checks and security clearance may apply.

Responsibilities

• Maintains and repairs electronic equipment and related devices including transmitting/receiving gear, computers, and industrial robotics.
• Applies basic electronic theory to diagnose malfunctions and restore operation.
• Works under supervision with frequent checks for accuracy and safety.
• Operates instrumentation like digital multimeters, oscilloscopes, and signal generators for testing.
• Performs TDY for government test support when required.

Skills

Basic electronics knowledge

Manual dexterity

Test equipment operation

Education

Vocational / Trade School / Military Education

Tools

Digital multimeters

Oscilloscopes

Signal generators

Semiconductor testers

Curve tracers

Job description

Reliance Test & Technology, LLC is seeking an Electronics Technician, Maintenance I to support the IBDSS Test Area C-3. The role involves basic electronic repairs, component replacement, and test readings using standard instruments.

You will work under close supervision with routine checks and may require occasional intrusions for sensor testing. The position requires a vocational electronics background, manual dexterity for small assemblies, and the ability to obtain/maintain a secret security