Senior Electronics Technician – Field ATG & Safety Systems

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 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