Electronic Technician III Senior

Electronics Technician III Senior – WTRS:
Orchard Combat Training Center, Idaho

V2X builds smart solutions designed to integrate physical and digital infrastructure from base to battlefield. We bring 120 years of successful mission support to improve security, streamline logistics, and enhance readiness. Our $3.9B company and 16,000 people work with clients to tackle complex challenges with integrity, respect, responsibility, and professionalism.

• Lead electronic maintenance activities including resourcing and training other electronic technicians.
• Perform scheduled, preventive, and corrective maintenance on TADSS (e.g., RVCT, STE, and GFP), following technical manuals, preventive maintenance checklists, or industry best practices when no checklist is available.
• Inform the government of the maintenance timelines for both staffed and unstaffed sites, including notifying when personnel need to travel for maintenance purposes or to support increased demand.
• Ensure maintenance tasks do not conflict with training, exercises, and testing.
• Record all maintenance activities in real‑time in MAXIMO.
• Adhere to warranty terms for maintained items, tracking them by part number, serial number, and location.
• Set up and test TADSS and STE Devices to confirm they work as expected, including interoperability and operation verification.
• Monitor hardware baselines and provide recommendations if updates fail. Analyze maintenance trends, track component consumption, manage obsolescence, implement risk‑management strategies, and conduct failure analysis to minimize risks and improve system reliability.
• Be responsible for configuration management of all maintenance on TADSS, STE Devices, and GFP devices.
• Install modifications or upgrade kits as per manufacturer’s instructions.
• May serve as a preventive rover for unstaffed sites. May be responsible for installing and maintaining software and hardware installs for installed applications and operating systems.

Support three primary missions:
Steady‑state Training Support, Point of Need operations, and Surge Support.

During steady‑state training, support soldiers in planning the training exercise in the TMT software, coordinating and aligning training equipment and RVCT modules to prepare for the exercise. Initialize and troubleshoot the local RVCT training network to ensure connectivity. In execution, provide Over‑the‑Shoulder training directly to soldiers as needed and any exercise control functions such as role‑play or intelligence reports to support training.

In the assessment phase, provide an After‑Action Review for soldiers to execute, and a take‑home package of any lessons learned during the training.

Provide the following services for the RVCT modules and associated equipment: prepare for shipment, transportation, set up of equipment, initialization and troubleshooting at the point‑of‑need location, over‑the‑shoulder execution support. Upon termination of the exercise, prepare for shipment, transportation, set up of equipment, and initialization and troubleshooting at the original location.

Shift personnel from other locations to support training that outweighs a current site’s personnel requirement. Exercise could involve up to 28 modules of RVCT or two companies. This provision is for a limited time to support training at that site.

Travel required up to 30% of the time, including OCONUS destinations.

The Electronics Maintenance Technician shall have the education required for this skill level, a minimum of five years’ experience in a related discipline. The Electronics Maintenance Technician shall have:

• Certification(s): 2‑year associate degree in electronics‑related field, Electronic Technicians Association (ETA) Basic Electronics Certification IWA ISO 17024 standards, or a Military Occupational Specialty (MOS) in a related discipline.
• Experience:
  
  6 years with no degree, or 4 years with an AA, or 2 years with a BA/BS, or 1 year with an MA/MS. STE Device knowledge preferred.
• Ability to use tools and test equipment to troubleshoot a circuit down to…