Electronics Technician Maintenance III
About the role
The Electronics Technician Maintenance III performs advanced depot-level troubleshooting, testing, alignment, modification, overhaul, and component-level repair of complex analog and digital electronic systems, assemblies, subassemblies, circuit cards, power supplies, and associated test equipment. The position independently analyzes complex or unusual failures using Government-furnished software, schematics, drawings, procedures, specifications, automated test stations, manual test stations, and bench-top diagnostic equipment. As a senior technical contributor, the Electronics Technician Maintenance III collaborates with engineers and other qualified personnel on troubleshooting, repair-process improvement, equipment modification, prototyping, and production support. The position may provide technical guidance to less-experienced technicians but does not have formal supervisory authority unless separately designated.
Responsibilities
- Repairing and rebuilding electronic components
- Programming or maintaining automated test equipment
- Performing preventive and corrective maintenance
- Supporting equipment calibration control
- Testing, aligning and troubleshooting complex electronics
- Performing depot repairs and rebuild activities on electronic components
- Maintaining and inspecting test-sets (preventive and corrective maintenance)
- Calibration and equipment-control support
- Ensuring quality, safety, and team coordination
Requirements
Education: High school diploma, GED, or equivalent required. Electronics technical school, military electronics training, apprenticeship, associate degree, or comparable formal training strongly preferred.
Experience: Electronics process, soldering, ESD, equipment, and safety qualifications must be obtained and maintained; lockout/tagout training required when assigned to hazardous-energy-control activities. Minimum of seven years of experience