Electronic Technician (Level 2 OR 3)

Northrop Grumman•Huntsville, AL

2d•$26 - $51•Onsite

About The Position

Northrop Grumman's Space Sector is seeking an Electronic Technician – Level 2 or 3 to join their collaborative teams in Huntsville, AL. This role is crucial for supporting missions critical to national defense. The Launch Vehicles Electrical Technician will support all phases of electrical I&T engineering objectives from inception through completion, focusing on supporting electrical testing at the system level for flight hardware and launch support equipment. This position is fully on-site in Huntsville, AL.

Requirements

Requires an active U.S. Government Secret security clearance at time of application, current and within scope.
Experience supporting electrical testing on flight hardware on a fully integrated vehicle
Experience mating/demating flight connections
Experience using test equipment such as digital multimeters, frequency generators, oscilloscopes, spectrum analyzers, network analyzers, power meters, and power supplies
Hands on experience assembling, troubleshooting, and maintaining electronics, LRUs, or avionics
U.S. Citizenship is required for all positions with a government clearance and certain other restricted positions.

Nice To Haves

Electronics training equivalent to 2 years technical trade school or military technical school.
Experience in Aerospace or Defense industry (development or test)
IPC/WHMA-A-620 Certification

Responsibilities

Assisting execution of electrical test procedures at the vehicle system level as an operator
Following detailed work instructions to setup vehicle level electrical testing at the direction of the test conductor
Execution of flight avionics battery charging and maintenance
Reworking flight harnesses installed inside the vehicle per IPC/WHMA-A-620
Assist completing reviews of battery charge/discharge plots
Assist completing reviews of discrete verifications
Maintain close coordination and communication with the electrical engineering test conductor
Participates in daily escalation and tiered meeting structures
Support transition to digital work instructions (MES)
Support field mission campaigns and launch execution
Working in tight spaces and climbing up and down carriages while avoiding causing damage to surrounding components.
Movement of Electronic Ground Support Equipment, must be able to carry 40lbs.
Candidate shall possess a general knowledge of use of electronics hardware, troubleshooting, and use of mechanical hand tools.
Working to mechanical and electrical drawings specifications.
Must be able to perform work under government supervision/oversight
Experience supporting complex system level testing on flight hardware
Daily responsibilities require interfacing with space launch vehicle hardware
Supports production floor operations, supporting tasks of various complexity and scope relating to system level testing of launch vehicle subsystems such as ordnance verification, RF systems, telemetry verification, flight termination system, and flight simulation
Experience operating and troubleshooting Electrical Ground Support Equipment (EGSE)
Helps identify discrepancies during testing and provides details to the test conductor
Assists in the execution of troubleshooting anomalies and helps develop solutions
Identifies opportunities for continuous process improvement and championing implementation.
Good interpersonal skills are required as well as the ability to communicate with other technicians and engineers.
Accurately executing detailed manufacturing and testing instructions for flight hardware
Maintaining shop tools and equipment to 5S standards
Working within strict Engineering and Quality standards
Assist with mechanical assembly and disassembly as required