Senior Electronics Technician III

Job description

**Overview** Leads electronic maintenance activities including resourcing and training other electronic technicians. Performs scheduled, preventive and corrective maintenance of the TADSS system (e.g. AGTS, TDTs, GFP), following technical manuals, preventive maintenance checklists or industry best practices if a checklist is not available. Communicate maintenance schedules to the government for both staffed and unstaffed sites, including notification when staff need to travel for maintenance purposes. Ensure that maintenance tasks do not conflict with training, exercises and tests. ** Responsibilities ** ** Senior Electronic Technician III - “WTRS” Tabuk, Saudi Arabia ** ** Overview: ** Leads electronic maintenance activities including resourcing and training other electronic technicians. Records all maintenance activities in real time in MAXIMO. Adhere to warranty terms for serviced items, and track them by part number, serial number, and location. Set up and test TADSS hardware to ensure equipment is performing as expected, including interoperability and operational verification. Monitors device baselines and makes recommendations if updates fail. Analyzes maintenance trends, tracks component consumption, manages obsolescence, implements risk management strategies, and performs failure analysis to reduce risk and improve system reliability. Responsible for managing the configuration of AL - maintenance of TADSS devices and GFP devices. Install modifications or upgrade kits according to the manufacturer's instructions. It can serve as a protective rover for unstaffed sites. He may be responsible About installing and maintaining software and hardware installations for installed applications and operating systems. Travel: Will be required up to 40-50% of the time. **Job Description:** • Performs electronic maintenance activities including resourcing and training other electronic technicians. • Perform scheduled, preventive and corrective maintenance of the TADSS system (e.g. • Set up and test TADSS hardware to ensure equipment is performing as expected, including interoperability and operational verification • Monitor hardware baselines and make recommendations if updates fail. • Analyze maintenance trends, track component consumption, manage obsolescence, implement risk management strategies, and perform failure analysis to reduce risk and improve system reliability. • Responsible for configuration management of all maintenance on TADSS hardware, and GFP hardware • May serve as a preventive rover for non-functional sites • May be responsible for installing and maintaining software and hardware installations for installed applications and operating systems ** Materials and Equipment Directly Used: ** Furnished Government Equipment (GFP), Components Available (COTS), Hand Tools, and Welding Station. **Work Environment:** 90% of the normal work environment is located within simulation facilities either on site or at the Point of Need (PoN) site where training is conducted **Physical Activities:** Physical activities include bending, stooping, lifting, and/or carrying up to 35 pounds, possibly short periods of walking and standing F for long periods. **Qualifications:** **Education/Certifications:** • Two-year college degree in an electronics-related field OR • Basic Electronics Certification from Electronics Technicians Association (ETA) IAW ISO 17024 standards OR • Possess a Military Occupational Specialty (MOS) in a related specialty. **Experience:** • (14+ years without degree) OR (10+ years with AA) OR (8+ years with BA/BS) OR (5+ years MA/MS) • Knowledge of AGTS and TDT device preferred. (AGTS - Advanced Gunnery Training System, TDT - Tank Driver Trainer) ** Skills and Technology Used: ** • Experience using oscilloscopes, digital multimeter, function generator, power supplies, and multiple hand tools • Experience with Microsoft Office suite. ** Supervisory/Budget Responsibilities: ** Leads electronic maintenance activities t

Requirements

• ["Education/Certifications", "2-year college degree in an electronics-related field OR", "Basic Electronics Certification from Electronics Technicians Association (ETA) IAW ISO 17024 standards OR", "Possess a Military Occupational Specialty (MOS) in a related specialty. Experience", "(14+ years without degree) OR (10+ years with AA) OR (8+ years with BA/BS) OR (5+ years MA/MS)", "Experience in Use of oscilloscopes, digital multimeters, function generators, power supplies, and hand multi-tools]

Skills