Electronic Technician III, Senior

V2X•Fayetteville, NC

10d•Onsite

About The Position

V2X is hiring an Electronic Technician III, Senior in Fort Bragg, North Carolina. The position leads electronic maintenance activities, including resourcing and training other electronic technicians, and performs scheduled, preventive, and corrective maintenance on Training Aids, Devices, Simulators and Simulations (TADSS), including RVCT, STE, and government-furnished equipment (GFP). Maintenance follows technical manuals and preventive maintenance checklists, or industry best practices when no checklist is available. The technician records maintenance in real time in MAXIMO, observes warranty terms, and tracks maintained items by part number, serial number, and location. The role sets up and tests TADSS and STE devices for expected operation and interoperability; monitors hardware baselines and recommends actions if updates fail; and analyzes maintenance trends, component consumption, obsolescence, and failures to manage risk and improve reliability. It also oversees configuration management and installs manufacturer-directed modifications or upgrade kits. The technician may serve as a preventive rover for unstaffed sites and may install and maintain software and hardware for applications and operating systems. Accurate site-level RVCT reports and supporting documentation must be maintained and delivered to designated personnel and stakeholders on schedule. The position supports steady-state training, Point of Need training, and surge support. Duties may include planning exercises in TMT software, aligning equipment and RVCT modules, initializing and troubleshooting RVCT networks, providing over-the-shoulder Soldier training, and supporting exercise-control functions. For Point of Need exercises, the technician oversees equipment shipment preparation, transportation, setup, initialization, troubleshooting, execution support, and return to the original location. Surge support may involve shifting personnel between locations to support training demands, including exercises involving up to 28 RVCT modules or two companies. Travel, including OCONUS travel, may be required up to 30% of the time. The regular work environment is primarily inside simulation facilities at the assigned site or a Point of Need location, with some office work. Physical activities include stooping, bending, lifting or carrying up to 35 pounds, short periods of walking, and potentially extended periods of standing. The technician must be able to obtain and maintain a Public Trust/NACI clearance.

Requirements

Two-year associate degree in an electronics-related field, or ETA Basic Electronics Certification compliant with ISO 17024 standards, or a related military occupational specialty (MOS).
Related professional experience according to one of the following combinations: master's degree and five years; bachelor's degree and eight years; associate degree and ten years; or no degree/high school diploma and fourteen years.
Experience using oscilloscopes, digital multimeters, function generators, power supplies, and multiple hand tools.
Experience with Microsoft Office suite.
Must be able to obtain and maintain a Public Trust/NACI clearance.

Nice To Haves

STE device knowledge preferred.

Responsibilities

Lead electronic maintenance activities, including resourcing and training other electronic technicians.
Perform scheduled, preventive, and corrective maintenance on TADSS, including RVCT, STE, and GFP, using technical manuals, checklists, or industry best practices.
Notify the government of maintenance timelines for staffed and unstaffed sites, including when personnel travel is needed, and coordinate maintenance to avoid conflicts with training, exercises, and testing.
Record maintenance activities in real time in MAXIMO and track covered equipment by part number, serial number, and location in accordance with warranty terms.
Set up and test TADSS and STE devices, including verifying interoperability and operation.
Monitor hardware baselines and recommend actions when updates fail.
Analyze maintenance trends, component consumption, obsolescence, risks, and failures to improve system reliability.
Manage configuration of maintenance performed on TADSS, STE devices, and GFP devices.
Install modifications and upgrade kits according to manufacturer instructions.
Potentially serve as a preventive rover for unstaffed sites.
Potentially install and maintain software and hardware for installed applications and operating systems.
Maintain complete and accurate site-level RVCT reports and supporting documents, and deliver reports according to established requirements and timelines.
Support steady-state training by helping plan exercises in TMT software, coordinate training equipment and RVCT modules, initialize and troubleshoot the local training network, provide over-the-shoulder Soldier training, and perform exercise-control functions as needed.
Support Point of Need training by overseeing equipment shipment preparation, transportation, setup, initialization, troubleshooting, execution support, and return to the original location.
Provide surge support by shifting personnel between locations to meet training demand, potentially supporting exercises involving up to 28 RVCT modules or two companies.
Travel up to 30% of the time, including OCONUS travel.