System Integration Supervisor

SAIC•North Charleston, SC

17h•Onsite

About The Position

SAIC is seeking a System Integration Supervisor for their customer site in North Charleston, SC to support CAC2S. The primary functions include activities such as basic machining, modification, fabrication, assembly, and testing for metal, electrical, and COTS components. The role will be primarily tasked with performing moderate to complex vehicle integration tasks, including cable routing, metal work installations, and technical support to integrate, install, modify, and perform upgrades in support of C5ISR systems. This may involve assembling cabinets, chassis, consoles, or similar devices and installing them with electronic or electro-mechanical equipment. The position requires working from schematics, diagrams, written and verbal descriptions, layouts, or defined plans to perform testing, checkout, and troubleshooting functions. Responsibilities include constructing components, subunits, or simple models, adapting standard equipment, and troubleshooting system failures to correct malfunctions. The role also involves conducting routine repair, retrofit, systems integration, calibration, and testing, as well as in-line repair and testing, and operation of test equipment. The individual must be able to read and follow integration documentation, written or verbal instructions, schematics, rough sketches, drawings, diagrams, layouts, and plans, often requiring interpretation. Additionally, the role involves setting up and operating a variety of machine tools such as lathes, milling machines, shapers, planers, and precision grinders to make metal parts, mechanisms, tools, or machines to exact tolerances and dimensions. This includes interpreting drawings, sketches, and engineering specifications; determining the sequence of operations for fabrication; using a variety of machinist's hand tools and precision measuring instruments; making standard shop computations relating to dimensions of work, tooling, feeds, and speeds; measuring, marking, and scribing dimensions and reference points to lay out stock for machining; and fitting and assembling precision parts into mechanical equipment, determining material, parts, and equipment required.

Requirements

Basic machining, modification, fabrication, assembly and test for metal, electrical and COTS components.
Familiarity with the use and operation of power tools is necessary.

Responsibilities

Performing moderate to complex vehicle integration tasks to include cable routing, metal work installations, and technical support to integrate, install, modify, and perform upgrades in support of C5ISR systems.
Assembling cabinets, chassis, consoles, or similar devices and installing them with electronic or electro-mechanical equipment.
Working from schematics, diagrams, written and verbal descriptions, layouts or defined plans to perform testing, checkout and trouble-shooting functions.
Constructing components, subunits, or simple models, adapting standard equipment, and troubleshooting system failures through various skill methods to correct malfunctions.
Conducting routine repair, retrofit, systems integration, calibration and testing; in-line repair and testing; operation of test equipment.
Reading and following integration documentation, written or verbal instructions, schematics, rough sketches, drawings and diagrams, layouts, and plans often requiring interpretation.
Setting up and operating a variety of machine tools such as lathes, milling machines, shapers, planers, and precision grinders to make metal parts, mechanisms, tools, or machines to exact tolerances and dimensions.
Interpreting drawings, sketches, and engineering specifications; determining sequence of operations for fabrication; using a variety of machinist's hand tools and precision measuring instruments; making standard shop computations relating to dimensions of work, tooling, feeds, and speeds; measuring, marking, and scribing dimensions and reference points to lay out stock for machining; fitting and assembling precision parts into mechanical equipment and determining material, parts, and equipment required.
Safely completing all of the physical demands of the job in a manufacturing environment, including but not limited to lifting, pulling, pushing and carrying up to 50 pounds, unassisted, on a regular basis.
Walking, bending, stooping, sitting, standing or squatting for extended periods.
Repeatedly manipulating and handling tools needed for installing electrical components, Mechanical parts and metal work into vehicles.
Moving and arranging cable supplies and electronic equipment.