Senior Electronic Technician - RF & Avionics Systems

General Dynamics Information Technology; Bay Point (CA); On-site; USD 92,650 - 125,350; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

9/80 work week

401(k) with company match

Comprehensive health and wellness

Internal mobility opportunities

Paid education and certifications

Vacation and holidays

Job summary

General Dynamics Information Technology in Point Mugu, CA is seeking an Electronic Technician to support NAWCWD on site in the Marine Corps Spectrum Integration Lab (MCSIL), working on hardware such as Intrepid Tiger II.

The candidate will apply 5+ years of related experience to fabricate, test, troubleshoot, and maintain avionics and weapon systems, reading drawings and using Fluke meters, oscilloscopes, and spectrum analyzers under US military standards.

Qualifications

• Reading mechanical and electrical drawings to fabricate, test, and maintain weapon/avionics systems.
• Troubleshooting using diagnostic test equipment (standard and specialized).
• Soldering wiring and replacing coaxial, USB, Ethernet connectors per military specs.
• Troubleshooting system failures with test gear for Electronic Combat Systems.
• Developing processes to simplify production items and ensure accuracy.

Responsibilities

• Fabricate, test, and maintain avionics hardware on site at NAWCWD Point Mugu.
• Troubleshoot using Fluke meters, oscilloscopes, and spectrum analyzers.
• Set up, calibrate, and test RF equipment to manufacturer specs.

Skills

Electronic Equipment

Electronic Systems

Technical Services

Tools

Fluke meter

Oscilloscope

Spectrum Analyzer

RF Equipment

Agilent Spectrum Analyzer

Job description

General Dynamics Information Technology in Point Mugu, CA is seeking an Electronic Technician to support NAWCWD on site in the Marine Corps Spectrum Integration Lab (MCSIL), working on hardware such as Intrepid Tiger II.

The candidate will apply 5+ years of related experience to fabricate, test, troubleshoot, and maintain avionics and weapon systems, reading drawings and using Fluke meters, oscilloscopes, and spectrum analyzers under US military standards.