Electronic Integrated Systems Mechanic (Title 32)

Army National Guard Units • Morrisville, NC

10d

About The Position

This is a National Guard Title 32 excepted service position with the NC Army National Guard, ASO, AASF 1. The Electronic Integrated Systems Mechanic performs operational checks, inspections, testing, troubleshooting, repair, calibration, and alignment of aircraft electronic integrated systems, line replaceable units (LRUs), shop replaceable units, night vision systems, and electro-optical components. The mechanic removes faulty LRUs for shop repair, installs serviceable components in aircraft, and performs system alignments and checkout. The role also includes maintaining and modifying test, measurement, and diagnostic equipment; documenting maintenance on aircraft and historical records; debriefing aircrews; and serving as a flight crew member to diagnose and record malfunctions. The mechanic guides lower-level mechanics, provides on-the-job training, maintains and protects equipment and materials, and participates in readiness evaluations. As CADS/PADS Coordinator, the mechanic orders and tracks explosive cartridges, receives and issues explosives, transports them, and stores or disposes of outdated explosives. National Guard membership in a compatible military assignment is required before placement, and the selectee must wear the military uniform. Military grades are enlisted E4–E7.

Requirements

• National Guard membership in a compatible military assignment in the employing state's National Guard is required before the effective date of placement; applicants must be eligible for immediate membership if not already members.
• Must wear the military uniform.
• Military grade must be enlisted E4–E7.
• Experience or training demonstrating knowledge of electronic theories and practices to identify, isolate, and repair malfunctions in complex integrated systems.
• Thorough knowledge of digital and analog circuits, electromechanical and solid-state devices, digital techniques, synchro/servo operation, and integrated circuit theory.
• Ability to interpret and trace schematics, logic diagrams, and wiring diagrams, and use a wide variety of test, measurement, and diagnostic equipment (TMDE).
• At least 18 months of specialized experience or training applying the principles, basic functions, and theory of electronic integrated systems equipment.
• Experience diagnosing problems and determining repairs for malfunctions in electronic integrated systems equipment.
• Experience making mechanical repairs requiring precision measuring and calibrating equipment.
• Experience using a wide variety of TMDE.
• Experience interpreting technical manuals, specifications, and publications.
• Federal employment suitability as determined by a background investigation.
• Male applicants born after December 31, 1959, must be registered for Selective Service.
• A qualifying conviction for a crime of domestic violence disqualifies an individual from performing this position's duties.
• Participation in direct deposit is mandatory.
• May be required to successfully complete a one- or two-year probationary/trial period.

Responsibilities

• Perform operational checks, inspections, tests, and troubleshooting on electronic integrated systems and LRUs.
• Analyze system installation, circuitry, and operating characteristics to identify deficiencies and malfunctions.
• Adjust and align sensors, transmitters, amplifiers, power supplies, display devices, controls, actuators, servos, computers, and related components.
• Remove faulty LRUs for shop repair; install serviceable components in aircraft and perform system alignments and checkout.
• Comply with technical manuals and modify components and systems as required.
• Maintain, modify, calibrate, and inspect test, measurement, and diagnostic equipment.
• Bench-check, test, repair, inspect, modify, program, reprogram, mate, adjust, align, and analyze LRUs and shop replaceable units.
• Use test equipment including automatic test equipment, oscilloscopes, DTA computers, multimeters, power meters, and specialized bench test sets.
• Test and troubleshoot solid-state electronic assemblies and subassemblies, identify faulty parts, and perform repairs.
• Certify the operational integrity of night vision systems and electro-optical components; perform alignments and shop checks.
• Debrief aircrews about system malfunctions and document maintenance and system information in aircraft and historical records.
• Serve as a flight crew member to diagnose and record malfunctions.
• Guide lower-level mechanics and conduct on-the-job training on assigned systems.
• Ensure material and equipment are properly stored, protected, and maintained, and that funds are not obligated for material or parts without proper justification.
• Prepare for and participate in readiness evaluations.
• Serve as CADS/PADS Coordinator: order and track explosive cartridges, receive explosives from the ammunition supply point, issue and transport explosives, and store or dispose of outdated explosives.
• Perform other duties as assigned.

Benefits

• Federal employees and their families have access to a comprehensive benefits package; specific benefits depend on position type and should be confirmed with the hiring agency.

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Full-time
• Career Level: Mid Level
• Education Level: No Education Listed