Navy Electronics Technician – Shipboard Testing Expert

GreenXT; United States; On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

GreenXT seeks a former Navy Electronics Technician to support shipboard testing for DDG Hull, Mechanical & Electrical Mid-Life Upgrades. You will witness, install, test, and verify machinery controls systems on DDGs, working onsite at shipyards and with Naval leads.

Ideal candidates bring 5–10 years in naval electronics, proficiency with schematics, oscilloscopes, and multimeters, plus the ability to travel 30–50% and collaborate across sites via JIRA and written procedures.

Qualifications

• Former Navy Electronics Technician with rank E5 or above preferred.
• Experience in operations, maintenance, troubleshooting, testing of shipboard electronics.
• Proficient with electrical schematics and testing equipment like oscilloscopes and multimeters.
• Ability to read and interpret Ship Installation Drawings and technical documentation.
• Willingness to travel 30-50% and work onsite on US Navy ships.

Responsibilities

• Witness/support/conduct pre-testing, installation and SPVT/INCO of DDG Machinery Controls System.
• Inspect/verify equipment installation and testing of system upgrades or revisions.
• Troubleshoot control systems using schematics and documentation.
• Provide test support for all variants at LBES and shipboard.
• Provide regular status updates and feedback to shipboard/test leads.
• Act as liaison between shipboard team and Naval Center staff via feedback.
• Maintain personal information flow through JIRA and task tracking.
• Aid in test procedure edits and implementation; review procedures and plans.
• Coordinate and support progress meetings for projects and repairs.

Skills

Navy ET experience

Troubleshooting

Electrical schematics

Electrical testing

Tools

Oscilloscope

Digital multimeters

HyperTerminal

Putty

Job description

GreenXT seeks a former Navy Electronics Technician to support shipboard testing for DDG Hull, Mechanical & Electrical Mid-Life Upgrades. You will witness, install, test, and verify machinery controls systems on DDGs, working onsite at shipyards and with Naval leads.

Ideal candidates bring 5–10 years in naval electronics, proficiency with schematics, oscilloscopes, and multimeters, plus the ability to travel 30–50% and collaborate across sites via JIRA and written procedures.