Combat System Technician _SPY-6/EASR

About the role

R&P is seeking a Combat Systems/SPY-6/EASR test engineer to support the PMS 377 LPD program in a fast-paced, dynamic environment. This role provides on-site combat systems engineering and technical support for SPY-6 and associated combat system interfaces.

Responsibilities

• Assesses radar system installation and integration progress
• Conducts initial radar light-off activities, including power, connectivity, operability, reliability, and safety verification
• Conducts radar testing in direct support of the Government Test Team
• Validates, monitors, and troubleshoots complex radar systems to identify electronic failures to continue testing of the equipment and return it to full operational capability
• Requires understanding and operability of networking/processing equipment, Cyber/Information Assurance compliance, and radar interfacing
• Supports verifying shipbuilder compliance requirements for SPY-6 and associated combat systems and providing technical recommendations as needed to the Government
• Conducts ship checks, supports ship trials, and participates in combat system certification and readiness events
• Supports system readiness evaluations and tracks deficiency identification and correction through trial cards, Contract Deficiency Reports (CDRs), and related documentation
• Reviews Contract Data Requirement Lists (CDRLs) and related technical deliverables for accuracy and implementation against combat system test and integration requirements
• Provides technical management support and design/configuration review

Requirements

• Requires familiarity with test equipment such as Oscilloscopes, Multimeters, and Phase Sequence Indicators
• Prior experience with LPD Platform Auxiliary Test and Evaluation experience is a plus
• ACAT Level I and II LPD program experience of at least 5 plus years
• Navy Class A/C school experience is preferred
• Secret clearance
• U.S. citizenship required due to security clearance requirements

Physical requirements

• Ability to stand, walk, and perform repetitive bending, stretching, twisting, and reaching for extended periods (up to 8 hours) without undue fatigue
• Capacity to lift, carry, push, or pull up to 40 pounds with or without assistance, and to move heavy materials and equipment safely
• Muscular strength and endurance to support the body for long periods without fatigue, including using core and lower back muscles to maintain balance and posture