Electronic Technician II

DELAWARE RESOURCE GROUP OF OKLAHOMA•Great Lakes, IL

2d•$36 - $37•Onsite

About The Position

Electronic Technician IIs (ET II) provide technical support required to maintain simulators and related training devices. An ET II applies basic knowledge and experience to solve training device problems, including those that are typically able to be solved solely by reference to maintenance manuals or similar documents. They are fully qualified, trained, and knowledgeable in the support, maintenance, and operation of training devices. Electronic Technicians document discrepancies using reporting forms as required. Essential Duties and Responsibilities include, but are not limited to: An Electronic Technician shall have demonstrated competence through satisfactory, progressive performance as a simulator technician. Proficiently use and operate test equipment to perform pre- and post-operational tests on installed equipment and to perform preventive maintenance using preventative maintenance cards and instruction books. Effectively and efficiently diagnose and isolate malfunctions in electronic systems; align, adjust, and calibrate installed training devices; interpret mechanical, hydraulic, electrical and electronic schematics and prepare simplified versions. Perform calibrations, adjustments, and tests on electronic equipment; analyze operation, verify discrepancies, isolate malfunctions and replace defective components used in installed devices. Maintain basic proficiency in the use of diagnostic programs, interpretation of results, and the use of program listings to isolate faults and be adept in the use of test equipment, repair of micro/miniature printed circuit boards, electro/mechanical systems and electronic control loading systems and computer-generated sound systems. Be minimally proficient in the use of diagnostic programs, interpretation of results and use of program listings to isolate faults. Perform routine preventive maintenance using maintenance requirement cards and instructional manuals; perform daily system readiness test, pre-operational and post-operational checkouts. Exhibit high levels of job performance and capability to work in a team environment. Must be able to work independently, with normal supervision. Other duties and requirements as identified and/or prescribed to meet program requirements.

Requirements

Candidate MUST be a U.S. Citizen
As a minimum, this shall include two (2) years training system, equipment or simulator maintenance experience on systems of comparable complexity to those on which the Electronic Technician will be working.
Must be qualified 3-M Coordinator
Graduated from a two (2) year electronic technician resident course at an accredited technical institute or have completed the Navy's factory or formal training on a comparable system.
Of the two (2) years requisite simulation repair experience, the Electronic Technician shall have demonstrated experience and competence in each of the following areas: Large multi-computer system integration, Image generation and projection display systems, Large scale, complex digital-to-analog integration, Acoustic simulation, Large scale, complex digital interfaces, High density cable and plug repair, Software maintenance, Comprehensive troubleshooting and repair of the electronic systems
Additionally, the Electronic Technician shall have demonstrated experience and competence in at least seven (7) of the following areas: High voltage power distribution, High voltage circuit repair, Large scale, complex analog systems, Magnetic tape drive repair, High density disk drive repair, 400 Hz power distribution, Microprocessor repairs, ASCII terminal repairs, FORTRAN/UNIX experience, Video disk/tape player repair, Complex Local Area Network Logic and Wide Area Network repair, Complex relay logic, Dead reckoning tracer repair, Analog-to-digital and digital-to-analog conversion, Time bearing recorder
Obtain and maintain (if required) a DoD Personnel Security Clearance.
Must comply with all company Information Systems security policies and procedures.
Obtain and maintain (if required) Security+ certification
Must be able to read, write, speak, and understand the English language.
Must have the ability to read, analyze, and interpret the complex word and technical documents/diagrams.
Must be able to effectively communicate orally and in writing and work effectively as part of a team.
Must be able to analyze problems, collect data, establish facts, and draw valid conclusions.
Ability to read and understand electrical schematics and drawings.
Must be able to lift and/or move at least 50 pounds.
Must be able to walk and/or climb stairs and ladders.
Must be able to accommodate confined spaces.
Must be able to stoop, bend, and crawl on top or under equipment.
Must be able to detect odors, noises, bangs, etc., or other sounds to detect discrepancies of malfunctioning equipment.
Must be able to distinguish colors.
Must be able to perform Domestic and International travel as required.

Nice To Haves

An ability to interpret complex customer requirements and attitudes from verbal, non-verbal, and written communication is desirable.
Must be able to calculate figures and numbers, and percentages and be able to draw and interpret graphs.

Responsibilities

Provide technical support required to maintain simulators and related training devices.
Apply basic knowledge and experience to solve training device problems, including those that are typically able to be solved solely by reference to maintenance manuals or similar documents.
Be fully qualified, trained, and knowledgeable in the support, maintenance, and operation of training devices.
Document discrepancies using reporting forms as required.
Demonstrate competence through satisfactory, progressive performance as a simulator technician.
Proficiently use and operate test equipment to perform pre- and post-operational tests on installed equipment and to perform preventive maintenance using preventative maintenance cards and instruction books.
Effectively and efficiently diagnose and isolate malfunctions in electronic systems; align, adjust, and calibrate installed training devices; interpret mechanical, hydraulic, electrical and electronic schematics and prepare simplified versions.
Perform calibrations, adjustments, and tests on electronic equipment; analyze operation, verify discrepancies, isolate malfunctions and replace defective components used in installed devices.
Maintain basic proficiency in the use of diagnostic programs, interpretation of results, and the use of program listings to isolate faults and be adept in the use of test equipment, repair of micro/miniature printed circuit boards, electro/mechanical systems and electronic control loading systems and computer-generated sound systems.
Be minimally proficient in the use of diagnostic programs, interpretation of results and use of program listings to isolate faults.
Perform routine preventive maintenance using maintenance requirement cards and instructional manuals; perform daily system readiness test, pre-operational and post-operational checkouts.
Exhibit high levels of job performance and capability to work in a team environment.
Work independently, with normal supervision.
Other duties and requirements as identified and/or prescribed to meet program requirements.