Electronics Technician III

V2X Current Openings•Fort Lee, VA

About The Position

Electronics Technician III - WTRS Fort Lee, Virginia This is an SCA role Job Overview: Leads electronic maintenance activities including resourcing and training other electronic technicians. Performs scheduled, preventive, and corrective maintenance on TADSS (e.g. RVCT, STE, and GFP), following technical manuals, preventive maintenance checklists, or industry best practices when no checklist is available. Informs the government of the maintenance timelines for both staffed and unstaffed sites, including notifying when personnel need to travel for maintenance purposes or to support increased demand. Ensures maintenance tasks do not conflict with training, exercises, and testing. Records all maintenance activities in real-time in MAXIMO. Adheres to warranty terms for maintained items, tracking them by part number, serial number, and location. Sets up and tests TADSS and STE Devices to confirm equipment work as expected, including interoperability and operation verification. Monitors hardware baselines and provides recommendations if updates fail. Analyzes maintenance trends, tracks component consumption, manages obsolescence, implements risk management strategies, and conducts failure analysis to minimize risks and improve system reliability. Responsible for configuration management of all maintenance on TADSS, STE Devices, and GFP devices. Installs modifications or upgrade kits as per manufacturer's instructions. Installs modifications or upgrade kits as per manufacturer's instructions. May serve as a preventive rover for unstaffed sites. May be responsible for installing and maintaining software and hardware installs for installed applications and operating systems. Support three primary missions (Steady-state Training Support, Point of Need operations, and Surge Support). Steady-state Training Support: During steady state training, support Soldiers in planning the training exercise in the TMT software, coordinating and aligning training equipment and RVCT modules to prepare for the exercise. Initializing and troubleshooting the local RVCT training network with the RVCT modules to ensure connectivity. In Execution, provide Over the Shoulder training directly to Soldiers as needed and any exercise control functions such as roleplay or intelligence reports to support training. Point of Need training: Provide the following services for the RVCT modules and associated equipment: Oversee prep for shipment, Transportation, Oversee set up of equipment, Initializing and troubleshooting's at the Point of Need location, over the shoulder execution support. Upon termination of the exercise, oversee prep for shipment, Transportation, oversee set up of equipment, Initializing and troubleshooting's at the original location. Surge Support: Shift personnel from other locations to support training that outweighs the current sites’ personnel requirement. Exercise could be up to 28 modules of RVCT or two companies. This will be for a limited time to support training at that site. Travel: Will be required up to 30% of the time to include OCONUS

Requirements

2-year associate degree in Electronics related field or
Electronic Technicians Association (ETA) Basic Electronics Certification IAW ISO 17024 standards or
Possess a Military Occupational Specialty (MOS) in a related discipline.
(6 years with No Degree) or (4 years with AA) or (2 years with BA/BS) or (1 year with MA/MS)
Must be able to obtain and maintain a U.S. Secret Clearance.

Nice To Haves

STE Device knowledge preferred.

Responsibilities

Leads electronic maintenance activities including resourcing and training other electronic technicians.
Performs scheduled, preventive, and corrective maintenance on TADSS (e.g. RVCT, STE, and GFP), following technical manuals, preventive maintenance checklists, or industry best practices when no checklist is available.
Informs the government of the maintenance timelines for both staffed and unstaffed sites, including notifying when personnel need to travel for maintenance purposes or to support increased demand.
Ensures maintenance tasks do not conflict with training, exercises, and testing.
Records all maintenance activities in real-time in MAXIMO.
Adheres to warranty terms for maintained items, tracking them by part number, serial number, and location.
Sets up and tests TADSS and STE Devices to confirm equipment work as expected, including interoperability and operation verification.
Monitors hardware baselines and provides recommendations if updates fail.
Analyzes maintenance trends, tracks component consumption, manages obsolescence, implements risk management strategies, and conducts failure analysis to minimize risks and improve system reliability.
Responsible for configuration management of all maintenance on TADSS, STE Devices, and GFP devices.
Installs modifications or upgrade kits as per manufacturer's instructions.
May serve as a preventive rover for unstaffed sites.
May be responsible for installing and maintaining software and hardware installs for installed applications and operating systems.
Support three primary missions (Steady-state Training Support, Point of Need operations, and Surge Support).
During steady state training, support Soldiers in planning the training exercise in the TMT software, coordinating and aligning training equipment and RVCT modules to prepare for the exercise.
Initializing and troubleshooting the local RVCT training network with the RVCT modules to ensure connectivity.
In Execution, provide Over the Shoulder training directly to Soldiers as needed and any exercise control functions such as roleplay or intelligence reports to support training.
Provide the following services for the RVCT modules and associated equipment: Oversee prep for shipment, Transportation, Oversee set up of equipment, Initializing and troubleshooting's at the Point of Need location, over the shoulder execution support.
Upon termination of the exercise, oversee prep for shipment, Transportation, oversee set up of equipment, Initializing and troubleshooting's at the original location.
Shift personnel from other locations to support training that outweighs the current sites’ personnel requirement. Exercise could be up to 28 modules of RVCT or two companies.
This will be for a limited time to support training at that site.