Electronic Technician II, Journeyman

V2X•Fayetteville, NC

9d•Onsite

About The Position

Under minimal supervision, perform scheduled, preventive, and corrective maintenance on Training Aids, Devices, Simulators, and Simulations (TADSS), including RVCT, STE, and government-furnished equipment, following technical manuals, preventive maintenance checklists, or industry best practices. Inform the government of maintenance timelines for staffed and unstaffed sites, and ensure maintenance does not conflict with training, exercises, or testing. Record maintenance activities in real time in MAXIMO, follow warranty terms, and track covered items by part number, serial number, and location. Set up and test TADSS and STE devices, including interoperability and operational verification; monitor hardware baselines and revert updates when they fail. Analyze maintenance trends and component consumption, apply risk management strategies, conduct failure analysis, and install modifications or upgrade kits according to manufacturer instructions. The role may include preventive rover duties at unstaffed sites and maintaining hardware installations on TADSS and STE devices. It also supports the accuracy and timely preparation, updating, and delivery of site-level RVCT reports and supporting documents. The position supports steady-state training by assisting Soldiers with exercise planning in TMT software, coordinating training equipment and RVCT modules, initializing and troubleshooting the local RVCT training network, providing over-the-shoulder training, and performing exercise-control functions such as roleplay or intelligence reports. Point-of-Need support includes overseeing equipment preparation for shipment, transportation, setup, initialization, troubleshooting, and execution support, as well as return and setup at the original location after the exercise. Surge support may involve temporarily shifting personnel from other locations to support training needs, potentially involving up to 28 RVCT modules or two companies. Travel is required up to 30% of the time, including OCONUS travel. The regular work environment is primarily inside simulation facilities at the work site or a Point-of-Need location, with some work in an office. Physical activities include stooping, bending, lifting or carrying up to 35 pounds, and periods of walking or extended standing.

Requirements

Meet one of the stated education or certification pathways: a two-year associate degree in an electronics-related field; ETA Basic Electronics Certification meeting ISO 17024 standards; or a related military occupational specialty (MOS).
Meet one of the stated experience and education combinations: master's degree plus one year of related professional experience; bachelor's degree plus two years; associate degree plus four years; or no degree/high school diploma plus six years.
Be able to obtain and maintain a Public Trust / NACI clearance.
Have experience using oscilloscopes, digital multimeters, function generators, power supplies, and multiple hand tools.
Have experience with Microsoft Office suite.
Be able to travel up to 30% of the time, including OCONUS.

Nice To Haves

STE device knowledge.

Responsibilities

Perform preventive maintenance checks and services (PMCS) on TADSS equipment.
Perform scheduled, preventive, and corrective maintenance in accordance with technical manuals, checklists, or industry best practices.
Inform the government of maintenance timelines for staffed and unstaffed sites, and coordinate maintenance to avoid conflicts with training, exercises, and testing.
Record maintenance activities in real time in MAXIMO and reporting systems.
Track warranty-covered items by part number, serial number, and location, and adhere to warranty terms.
Set up and test TADSS and STE devices, including interoperability and operational verification.
Monitor hardware baselines and revert to previous versions when updates fail.
Perform electrical and mechanical adjustments, remove and replace failed components, and repair equipment.
Analyze maintenance trends and component consumption, implement risk management strategies, and conduct failure analysis.
Install modifications or upgrade kits according to manufacturer instructions.
Serve as a preventive rover for unstaffed sites when needed.
Install and maintain hardware on TADSS and STE devices.
Assist with maintaining accurate and complete site-level RVCT reports and supporting documents, and prepare, update, and deliver reports to designated personnel and stakeholders on schedule.
Support steady-state training through exercise planning, equipment and RVCT module coordination, network initialization and troubleshooting, over-the-shoulder training, and exercise-control functions.
Support Point-of-Need training by overseeing equipment preparation, transportation, setup, initialization, troubleshooting, and execution support, including return to the original location.
Provide temporary surge support at other locations when training demands exceed local staffing requirements.