VPIM Electronics Technician II

GD Information Technology•Sterling, VA

5d•Onsite

About The Position

The VPIM Electronics Technician II plans, performs, and inspects installation and integration of ECM, mobile video, tactical and non-tactical radio systems, and personnel-tracking systems into armored vehicles (AVs). The work includes modifying vehicle power and cooling systems to support the installed equipment. The technician ensures compliance with configuration-management designs and manuals, inspects, repairs, and services systems for pre-mission checks and preventive maintenance, and conducts quality-assurance inspections of the work team’s output to ensure non-conformances and faults are corrected. The role reports equipment, supplies, materials, labor, and work-order information through management systems. It also requires domestic and overseas deployments and travel to CONUS and OCONUS sites, including high-threat and austere locations, as directed by VPIM management. The position is onsite in Sterling, Virginia, with 40 scheduled hours per week and 10–25% travel. The likely hourly rate is $34.00–$46.00, though actual compensation may vary based on experience, location, and contractual requirements.

Requirements

Must be a U.S. citizen.
Must currently possess a Secret clearance and be able to obtain a DOD or DOS Top Secret personnel security clearance.
Five years of relevant technical experience in electronics and/or radio systems.
Five years of experience integrating electronic systems into armored vehicles.
Good oral and written communication skills.
Ability to interact professionally, diplomatically, and tactfully with all levels of an organization.
Self-motivation and ability to work effectively without supervision.
Proficiency with Microsoft Windows operating systems and office automation software such as Microsoft Office and SharePoint.
Experience with MAXIMO or another asset-management system.

Nice To Haves

Experience in ECM installation training.

Responsibilities

Plan, perform, and inspect installation and integration of ECM, mobile video, tactical and non-tactical radio systems, and personnel-tracking systems into armored vehicles.
Modify vehicle power and cooling systems to support installed systems.
Ensure compliance with established configuration-management designs and manuals.
Inspect, repair, and service systems for pre-mission checks and preventive maintenance.
Conduct quality-assurance inspections of work performed by the team and ensure non-conformances and faults are corrected.
Deploy to support SECSTATE domestic operations as directed and PTB OCONUS operations as needed.
Report equipment, supplies, materials used, and work-order information, including labor, through management systems.
Travel to CONUS and OCONUS sites, including high-threat and austere locations, as directed by VPIM management.