Electronics Engineering Technician

CACI•Crane, IN

About The Position

CACI is seeking an Electronics Engineering Technician IV to provide non-personal services support for the Joint Biological Point Detection System (JBPDS) and Joint Portal Shield (JPS) programs in the Electro-Optics Technology Division at NSWC Crane. The role supports JBPDS/JPS systems and their line replacement units, including the Biological Agent Warning System, Identifier Assembly, JBPDS Control Assembly, Power Pack, Fluid Transfer System, Collector Assembly, JBPDS LCS Display, and LCS Computer. The technician investigates system and component failures, performs corrective and repair actions, and conducts calibration and grooming on assigned system and subsystem equipment. The work includes recording failure trends and causative factors in depot documentation to help assess future effects on system operations and supportability. Work takes place at the contractor’s off-site facility, in coordination with NSWC Crane personnel, to reduce maintenance turnaround time and return assets to the Fleet. The role also requires recording serial numbers of lasers replaced during BAWS depot repair and returning failed lasers to NSWC Crane for refurbishment. The technician performs acceptance tests on lasers being returned under NSWC Crane laser refurbishment contracts.

Requirements

Must be a U.S. citizen and able to obtain and maintain a Secret-level security clearance.
Experience repairing electronic devices, including component-level circuit board repair.
Knowledge of AC/DC circuit theory and electrical components.
Experience troubleshooting power supplies and electric motors.
Experience with laser alignment.
Experience with computer-controlled automated testing, including the Universal Mobile Tester (UMT).
Experience using test equipment such as volt meters, digital multi-meters, Lasers Perimeter Test Equipment, power meters, and wave front beam cameras.
Knowledge of laser theory, including laser power, repetition rates, energy, divergence, wavelength, and polarization.
Computer skills and experience with Microsoft Office products.
Ability to research parts through WEBFLIS and manufacturers’ websites.
Proven ability to perform a wide variety of complex activities associated with installing, maintaining, and servicing electrical, electronic, and mechanical equipment.
Experience understanding and interpreting electrical and mechanical drawings.
Ability to apply technical knowledge of electronic principles to return equipment to operational condition and solve problems.

Nice To Haves

Current active DoD Secret security clearance.
Associate’s degree in Engineering Technology.
Experience measuring laser energy, divergence, and alignment.

Responsibilities

Investigate and analyze system and component failures and perform corrective actions and calibration on assigned assets.
Conduct investigations, analyses, repair actions, and calibration or grooming on JBPDS/JPS system and subsystem equipment.
Record and maintain failure trends and causative factors in depot documentation, and use the data to assess potential effects on system operations and supportability.
Perform corrective and repair actions on equipment associated with the JBPDS/JPS programs at the contractor off-site facility.
Coordinate with NSWC Crane personnel to complete work efficiently, reduce maintenance turnaround time, and return assets to the Fleet.
Record serial numbers of lasers replaced during BAWS depot repair and return failed lasers to NSWC Crane for refurbishment.
Perform acceptance tests on lasers being returned under NSWC Crane laser refurbishment contracts.