Field Service Representative (FSR)

ASRC Federal•Sterling Heights, MI

13d•Onsite

About The Position

ASRC Federal Advanced Research is seeking a Field Service Representative to support autonomy vehicle integrations in Sterling Heights, Michigan. This role is critical to the US Army's exploration of advancements in autonomous vehicle platforms for ground combat forces. It offers a unique opportunity for civilians to participate in research and development efforts that will shape future battlefield combat platforms.

Requirements

Capable of standing all day and lifting 45 lbs.
Willingness to travel CONUS and OCONUS, 50% - 70% annually.
Ability to obtain and maintain a Government Secret Clearance.
Minimum of a high school diploma or equivalent, certificate from a 2-year technical school or completion of an apprenticeship program leading to Journeyman status or equivalent with a minimum of 5-7 years related experience.
Possess a well-rounded training and experience usually acquired through a formal apprenticeship or equivalent training.

Responsibilities

Perform automotive maintenance and repair on military ground vehicles and equipment.
Apply troubleshooting and diagnostic procedures, including the use of wiring schematics, for auto electrical malfunctions at the organizational level.
Diagnose and troubleshoot electrical issues in wiring, electrical modules, and autonomy systems.
Ensure all paperwork is completed and safety procedures are followed.
Recover vehicles on an as-needed basis.
Acquire all repair parts whenever possible without ordering through Class IX or local purchase to reduce budget.
Utilize equipment such as Desktop PCs, ULLS, CD ROM, Fed Log, General Mechanic Tool Set, specialty tools, torque wrenches to 600 ft. lb., multi-meters, drill motors, impact wrenches, and oxyacetylene welding equipment.
Operate Tractor Trailer Semi-Trucks, Front End Loaders and Forklifts, Light and Heavy Wheeled Vehicles to 10 tons, Track Vehicles to 56 tons, and Wreckers 5-10 tons.
Tear down, build up, and prepare vehicles for the addition of new systems, including removal of legacy systems and installation of new systems.
Perform preventive and special maintenance.
Read drawings, interpret manuals, schematics, and follow instructions to repair or modify existing systems or install new systems on vehicles.
Determine the sequence of operations and perform layout, fabrication, assembly, installation, and testing of experimental components, assembly, subsystem, and system-level hardware, material, apparatus, and equipment.
Read military cable drawings, bill of materials, and perform inventory/kitting tasks.