Field Service Representative Systems Engineer CONUS
About The Position
The Airborne & Mission Solutions Group at Leidos is seeking a Field Service Representative to work in its Bridgewater, Virginia office. The role supports equipment integration, fabrication, and testing across multiple programs for Intelligence and Operations Solutions (IOS) platforms. The position includes aircraft integration support, troubleshooting and testing, system startup checks, maintenance, documentation, and coordination with design, production, and engineering teams. Assigned shifts may be up to 12 hours as required, and CONUS travel may be required up to seven days per week and 12 hours per day.
Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree and less than 2 years of experience, or a high school diploma and 4 or more years of relevant hands-on avionics/electronics experience in lieu of a degree.
- Knowledge of aviation or maritime maintenance safety processes and procedures.
- Valid REAL ID or U.S. passport.
- Valid state driver’s license.
- Ability to obtain an FAA Class III Flight Physical.
- Ability to maintain a U.S. Secret Security Clearance.
Nice To Haves
- Active A&P certification.
- Specialized training with applicable mission systems, avionics, electronics, and communications equipment.
- Experience with common tools, wiring crimpers, multimeters, and diagnostic equipment.
- Familiarity with quality-control processes.
- Ability to read, interpret, and assess electrical drawings.
- Background in avionics and tactical communications systems.
- Active Secret clearance.
Responsibilities
- Support aircraft integration efforts under established AS9100D processes and procedures, including DCMA 8210.
- Follow housekeeping, foreign object debris (FOD) prevention, tool control, electrostatic discharge, and safety practices.
- Troubleshoot and test AC/DC circuits, analog and digital I/O devices, V/ULOS, BLOS communications configurations, and RF systems.
- Comply with Leidos and U.S. Government Communications Security (CSEC) policies and procedures.
- Read and interpret technical data, manuals, schematics, engineering drawings, and procedures to troubleshoot systems and perform preventive maintenance.
- Identify faults, document system discrepancies and corrective actions, and communicate them according to approved procedures.
- Assemble or fabricate wiring harnesses to designated military specifications, including crimping, soldering, and shielding.
- Maintain accountability for program assets, testing equipment, and tooling.
- Work with design and production teams to ensure integrated platforms meet configuration-management and customer requirements.
- Coordinate with Systems Engineers and subject-matter experts to support continuous product improvement and resolve technical issues.
- Analyze drawings, assess required alterations, and submit and track engineering documentation.
- Perform initial sensor-system startup function checks and operational analysis as required by platform specifications.
- Work assigned shifts of up to 12 hours as required as part of the Integration and Test/Evaluation Team.
- Travel within the continental United States as required, potentially up to seven days per week and 12 hours per day.
- Maintain an appropriate Department of Defense security clearance and safeguard controlled technical documentation.
- Perform other related duties as required to support contract requirements.
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
