Electronics Technician II

Direct and/or perform comprehensive preventive and corrective maintenance activities to simulation equipment.

Performs maintenance tasks such as repairs of complex electronic equipment, replacing components and wiring circuits, and taking test readings using common instruments such as digital multi-meters, signal generators, semiconductor testers, curve tracers, oscilloscopes, etc.

Extensive knowledge of simulator computer/operating systems and possess the abilities to competently and independently function/operate in a computer rich environment.

Possesses a working knowledge of computer network architecture.

Demonstrated familiarity with the interrelationship of circuits and judgment in planning work sequence and in selecting tools and test equipment.

Fabricate/modify electrical/electronic devices and associated hardware or related software installations.

Possess abilities to effectively communicate with Site Management regarding scheduled and unscheduled maintenance of device/trainer and advise of impacts to operational status.

Ability to make sound/logical decisions regarding facility operations with minimal supervision in the absence of site management.

Required to communicate/solicit effectively to site management on all aspects of trainer/simulator operations as it pertains to readiness/training device quality of systems/technician staffs' capabilities.

Assist Site Manager/Shift Supervisor with all logistics functions.

Perform MSP inventories as required.

Ability and willingness to work rotating shifts and/or weekends as specified by Government Contract requirements.

Perform other duties as assigned by Site Management.