SCA Engineering Technician V

BAE Systems•Saint Inigoes, MD

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The selected candidate will manage the In Service Engineering Activity (ISEA) activity associated with the AN/UPX-29. Will generate and update laboratory drawings as required to reflect configuration, equipment or location changes. Will maintain laboratory logbooks to document equipment maintenance, configuration changes and tests being conducted in the laboratories. Maintains a laboratory schedule for live IFF testing, software testing, developmental testing and equipment grooms. Monitors /audits the inventory of COMSEC assets within the laboratory. Will also review message traffic of Casualty Reports (CASREP) applicable to AN/UPX-29 equipment and will notify the Government Project Lead, if ISEA action is required. The candidate will serve as a technical liaison and provide technical support to the United States Navy for the AN/UPX-29. The candidate will provide technical services in support of the AN/UPX-29 during grooms, Combat System Ship Qualification Trials (CSSQT), and Material Condition Assessments (MCA) and will interface directly with ships’ force department heads to provide high-level status updates and recommend corrective action. Candidate will be contractor support lead for the Land Based Test Sites project. Create and monitor a list of all system repairs, including things found and fixed on the spot. This list will include parts used and labor hours spent and will be provided to the project lead on a regular basis. Assigned work will include assisting other technicians and working on projects involving Combat Identification equipment including Mark XII and Mark XIIA systems. Will work closely with BAE Systems personnel, subcontractors, and onsite Government customers. Must be willing to travel 20% - 30% of the time to assist with shipboard/shore-based system installations and test events. Will be required to work on board United States Navy ships in support of scheduled ship alterations and equipment troubleshooting. Will exert frequent energy, such as; climbing to go aloft for antenna maintenance and lifting/carrying heavy objects. May be required to work overtime hours or weekends to support installations and test events. Will occasionally be required to work in disagreeable environmental conditions.

Requirements

High school diploma
Minimum of 8 years of experience working with United States Navy Combat Systems
NEC 1571(V06B) or equivalent AN/UPX-29(V)
NEC 1572(V07B) or equivalent AIMS system Technician
Ability to climb aloft for antenna maintenance and lift/carry heavy objects
Ability and willingness to travel 20-30%
Experience with test plans, procedures, schematics, technical manuals, drawings and wire lists
Experience reviewing, writing and updating technical documentation
Ability to follow engineering drawings, change orders, work instructions, and test procedures
Ability to review engineering change proposals (ECP) for accuracy and applicability
Experience using, reviewing, writing, and updating technical documentation such as test plans, maintenance and assembly procedures, schematics, technical manuals, drawings, and wire lists

Nice To Haves

Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) – Maritime Training (OSHA 1915)
Certified solder technician specializing in SMT, lead free and through hole
Certified Quality Assurance Inspector
Cable fabrication certification
Experience developing a Plan of Action & Milestones (POA&M)

Responsibilities

Manage the In Service Engineering Activity (ISEA) activity associated with the AN/UPX-29.
Generate and update laboratory drawings to reflect configuration, equipment, or location changes.
Maintain laboratory logbooks to document equipment maintenance, configuration changes, and tests.
Maintain a laboratory schedule for live IFF testing, software testing, developmental testing, and equipment grooms.
Monitor and audit the inventory of COMSEC assets within the laboratory.
Review message traffic of Casualty Reports (CASREP) applicable to AN/UPX-29 equipment and notify the Government Project Lead if ISEA action is required.
Serve as a technical liaison and provide technical support to the United States Navy for the AN/UPX-29.
Provide technical services in support of the AN/UPX-29 during grooms, Combat System Ship Qualification Trials (CSSQT), and Material Condition Assessments (MCA).
Interface directly with ships’ force department heads to provide high-level status updates and recommend corrective action.
Serve as contractor support lead for the Land Based Test Sites project.
Create and monitor a list of all system repairs, including parts used and labor hours spent, and provide this list to the project lead regularly.
Assist other technicians and work on projects involving Combat Identification equipment including Mark XII and Mark XIIA systems.
Work closely with BAE Systems personnel, subcontractors, and onsite Government customers.
Travel 20% - 30% of the time to assist with shipboard/shore-based system installations and test events.
Work on board United States Navy ships in support of scheduled ship alterations and equipment troubleshooting.
Climb to go aloft for antenna maintenance and lift/carry heavy objects.
Work overtime hours or weekends to support installations and test events.
Work in disagreeable environmental conditions.