The Field Engineer is responsible for the hands-on installation, mechanical integration, configuration, troubleshooting, testing, and sustainment of tactical communication systems supporting military and civilian customers worldwide. This role combines technical expertise, strong mechanical aptitude, problem-solving ability, and customer engagement to ensure systems are safely installed, properly integrated, and operating according to mission requirements and customer needs. Field Engineers frequently operate in dynamic field environments and support a wide range of platforms including tactical vehicles, ships, facilities, towers, shelters, and deployed operational environments. The work requires the ability to work with both electronic systems and the physical equipment that supports them. This is a hands-on engineering position. Successful candidates must be mechanically inclined and comfortable working with tools, hardware, cabling, mounting systems, equipment racks, brackets, connectors, and other physical components. Candidates should be able to understand how equipment physically fits, mounts, connects, and operates within a larger system and be capable of identifying and correcting mechanical issues encountered during installation or troubleshooting. The successful candidate is an adaptable, self-motivated professional who can work independently, build trusted customer relationships, and represent the organization with professionalism and accountability. This position requires extensive travel, strong technical and mechanical aptitude, and the ability to obtain and maintain a security clearance.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level