Electronics Technician I (Travel)

Akima, LLC•Oklahoma City, OK

3d•Onsite

About The Position

Five Rivers Analytics is hiring an Electronics Technician I to provide technical systems support services for FAA Logistics Center (FAALC) Product Divisions and Groups. The role supports the serviceability, reliability, and availability of electronic systems, subsystems, and components through troubleshooting, repair, refurbishment, overhaul, assembly, testing, calibration, certification, and installation. Work is performed in accordance with applicable FAA and FAALC standards, technical instructions, documentation, and quality procedures. The technician works on electronic assemblies and components, cables and wiring harnesses, circuit cards, prototypes, test fixtures, and test beds. Duties may involve disassembly and assembly, circuit analysis, parts replacement, equipment performance analysis, data collection, and preparing equipment for shipment. The position also involves installation and maintenance of NAS equipment, radomes, towers, communication antennas, surveillance systems, tower lighting, and related mechanical and electronic components. Field work includes tower climbing and rope work at heights, with travel of up to 70% and possible emergency corrective-maintenance callouts. The role requires compliance with safety requirements and may support inter-agency entities, potentially requiring additional background investigation. Five Rivers Analytics describes its work as supporting federal projects and Alaska Native Corporation shareholder communities. The company states that employees have access to comprehensive benefits, competitive pay, growth opportunities, and retirement options.

Requirements

High school diploma and an associate degree in electrical or engineering technology, or completion of equivalent formal technical training courses.
Experience or capability assisting with production, review, revision, and interpretation of technical documents; design, fabrication, assembly, troubleshooting, and repair of electrical, electronic, and mechanical systems and components; development and performance of adjustment, test, and certification processes; and equipment installation and modification.
Ability to successfully complete a physical fitness evaluation, including a weight between 125 and 290 pounds, due to safety and operational requirements.
NACI clearance and ability to obtain Public Trust; clearance requirements are established by the government contract.
Valid driver's license.
Two forms of unexpired identification meeting the stated eligibility requirements: one primary government-issued identification document from the listed options and one secondary identification document from the listed options.
Ability to travel up to 70%.
Ability to meet the role's physical demands, including lifting and carrying up to 50 pounds; pushing and pulling; reaching above the shoulders; using fingers and both hands; walking and standing; repeated bending, climbing, crawling, and kneeling; and working at heights.
Ability to operate a crane, truck, tractor, or motor vehicle as required.
Ability to meet visual and hearing requirements, including depth perception and distinguishing basic colors and shades; hearing aids are permitted.

Nice To Haves

Rope repelling or on-rope work at heights.
Specialized knowledge of FAA systems, equipment, procedures, and operations.
Experience installing electronic and mechanical systems and components.
Experience with preventive maintenance and replacement of tower, radome, and cab-glass components.
Experience operating boom man lifts.
Experience operating motorized forklifts.
Ability to work at heights.
Experience completing trip reports.

Responsibilities

Troubleshoot, repair, refurbish, overhaul, assemble, test, calibrate, certify, and install designated electronic equipment and components.
Repair and overhaul NAVAID antennas and components; troubleshoot and repair rotary joints and drive motors; and test and repair circuit boards.
Produce and repair electronic cables and wire harnesses.
Analyze equipment performance and collect and report information.
Adjust, test, and certify equipment and components in accordance with applicable technical documentation and procedures.
Install electrical, electronic, and mechanical systems, subsystems, components, test fixtures, engineering prototypes, and modifications on NAS and inter-agency systems.
Install and maintain NAS radomes and perform corrosion control and prevention.
Inspect tower structures and components, and perform tower maintenance inside and outside at heights over 50 feet and up to 750 feet, including work on antennas, surveillance systems, safety wire, guy-wire pull-off shackles, and obstruction lighting systems.
Perform work from ropes and at heights, and operate boom man lifts, motorized forklifts, and other equipment as required.
Perform basic troubleshooting and fault isolation on electronic/electro-mechanical systems, including removal and replacement of failed Line Replaceable Units to restore system operation; training, procedures, or guidance will be provided.
Independently perform corrective and preventive maintenance on FAA and inter-agency systems in accordance with local and FAA policies and procedures.
Keep Crew Leads informed about assigned tasks and work status.
Enter time into the Data Collection and Reporting System (DCRS) daily for timely billing.
Prepare FAA and inter-agency assets for shipment to and from field sites, vendor locations, and FAALC.
Travel up to 70% and respond to emergency corrective-maintenance callouts as required.
Attend required training classes, including safety-related courses, to maintain knowledge of repair procedures for supported systems.