Electronic Technician II

Description

• Fleet Management: Maintain and service a fleet of heavy and light military vehicles, as well as power generation equipment.
• Sustainment: Conduct direct support-level maintenance on system elements and ensure the mission readiness of the entire team’s equipment suite.
• EW Threat Replication: Provide pilots and aircrews with representative EW threat pictures, including Radar Warning Receiver (RWR) and Electronic Intelligence (ELINT) indications.
• System Integration: Install, modify, and maintain diverse electronic equipment, including RADAR, video, fire control, remote control lasers, gun cameras, microwave RF, and Identification Friend or Foe (IFF) systems.
• Heavy Transport: Supervise the load-out and transport of EW Threat Simulators.
• Full-Spectrum Maintenance: Perform daily troubleshooting, fault detection, isolation, and repair of EW TTAO systems and Line Replaceable Units (LRUs).
• Material Handling: Operate forklifts and telescopic loaders to load containers and support equipment for rapid OCONUS deployments.
• Scenario Planning: Coordinate directly with NATO Officers to develop and adjust war game scenarios. Analyze military mission requirements to ensure simulation exercises align with US Military Training Doctrine.
• Rigging & Recovery: Expertly utilize cranes, chains, and stationary winches for secure transport and site placement.

Requirements

• Logistical Licensing: Must be proficient in operating Material Handling Equipment (MHE) and heavy military transport vehicles.
• Tactical Instruction: Brief Mission Commanders and Flight Leaders on threat comprehension, tactical game plan adjustments, threat avoidance, and Suppression of Enemy Air Defenses (SEAD).
• Doctrine Knowledge: Strong understanding of US Military Training Doctrine.
• Willingness to deploy for extended periods.
• Dynamic Execution: Factor in evolving Air Defense threats within a dynamic battlefield environment to challenge aircrew decision-making.
• NATO Operations: Highly proficient in navigating European training areas and working within the multi-functional framework of NATO exercises.
• Technical Proficiency: Advanced knowledge of RF, microwave, and RADAR systems; ability to perform component-level troubleshooting.
• Capable of performing heavy lifting and manual labor associated with equipment rigging and vehicle maintenance.
• Ability to work in austere outdoor environments during training exercises.
• Experience: Proven track record in conducting EW operations with multiple Air Defense systems in a multinational/NATO environment.

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance