Electronic Technician II (RIS)

Amentum•US-FL-Tyndall Airforce Base, FL

7d•Onsite

About The Position

Amentum is seeking an Electronics Technician II (RIS) to support a position at Tyndall AFB, Florida. The role supports Range and Instrumentation Systems and equipment assigned to the Aerial Targets contract, including communications and data link systems, radar, destruct systems, computer-controlled consoles and displays, ground stations, RF systems and tower-mounted equipment, range instrumentation, and fiber optics. The technician uses test equipment to certify system operation and troubleshoot issues, performs depot repairs and organizational and intermediate maintenance, and repairs aircraft, targets, radar, COMSEC material, and related equipment. Duties include operating, inspecting, maintaining, servicing, rebuilding, modifying, and troubleshooting AATTCS and Range Communications. The technician applies technical knowledge and written technical documentation to resolve maintenance issues, including complex depot-level problems, and assists with developing and installing modifications to aircraft, targets, communications and control systems, and test and support equipment. The position also involves updating technical documents and drawings to reflect authorized modifications and configuration changes, maintaining maintenance records, providing technical data for forms and reports, and offering technical guidance and training to personnel at the same or lower technical level. Tower climbing is required. Overtime, weekend, and TDY work may be required. This position is represented by a Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA).

Requirements

Associate’s degree in Electronic Technology, Engineering, or a similar discipline; management may allow relevant work experience to substitute depending on its type and length.
Must possess or obtain an active CompTIA A+ or higher cybersecurity certification within 90 days of the start date.
Secret security clearance is required. Applicants must be U.S. citizens to apply for a Secret clearance and must possess or qualify to obtain and maintain the clearance before beginning employment.
Must be able to perform tower-climbing work.
Overtime, weekend, and TDY work may be required.

Responsibilities

Support Range and Instrumentation Systems, including communications, data link, radar, destruct, console, display, ground station, RF, tower-mounted, range instrumentation, fiber-optic, and other Aerial Targets contract equipment.
Use test equipment to certify system operation and troubleshoot systems, including 915 MHz Test Sets, DLS, DLSr, and destruct systems.
Perform depot repairs and organizational and intermediate maintenance and repairs on aircraft, targets, radar, COMSEC material, and associated Aerial Targets contract equipment.
Operate, inspect, repair, maintain, service, rebuild, modify, and troubleshoot AATTCS and Range Communications.
Apply technical knowledge using manufacturer manuals, technical orders, regulations, commercial off-the-shelf publications, and other written documentation.
Assist in developing and installing modifications to aircraft and targets, communications and control systems, and test and support equipment associated with the Aerial Targets Program.
Resolve complex depot-level problems involving the operation and maintenance of electrical/electronic equipment and aircraft associated with the Aerial Targets contract.
Initiate and edit technical documentation and drawings to reflect authorized modifications and configuration changes.
Maintain maintenance records and enter maintenance actions in forms or automated records.
Provide technical data for AFTO Form 22s, QDRs, MDRs, and related documentation.
Provide technical guidance and training to personnel at the same or lower technical level, and perform lower-level technical work when required.
Perform other related duties within the classification as assigned by a supervisor.
Perform work as a tower climber.