Field Service Representative

Requisition Details

• Job Description: Pipeline
• Clearance Level Must Currently Possess: Secret
• Clearance Level Must Be Able To Obtain: Secret
• Public Trust/Other
  
  Required:
  
  None
• Job Family: Field Service and Support
• Skills: Diagnostics & Troubleshooting, Modules (Inactive), Operation Maintenance
• Certifications: None
• Experience: 5+ years of related experience
• US Citizenship
  
  Required:
  
  Yes

Location: Southwest Asia (SWA) |
Clearance: Active U.S. Secret |
Work Schedule: Extended (up to 84 hrs/week)

Make an impact. GDIT has exciting opportunities for Field Service Representatives supporting mission‑critical programs installing, sustaining, and training on tactical electronics and C5

ISR system to help ensure today is safe and tomorrow is smarter for the Warfighter.

• Install, configure, and test Boomerang gunfire detection systems on tactical platforms (e.g., Humvees, Strykers, MRAPs).
• Integrate and sustain EUGS and related battlefield sensor suites; support PILAR or similar gunfire localization systems.
• Execute field wiring, cabling, mounting, alignment, and platform‑specific integration; perform firmware updates and system hardening.
• Support secure communications integration and COMSEC handling in accordance with policy.

• Perform PMCS and corrective maintenance on sensors, microphones, control modules, towers, and payloads.
• Conduct diagnostics, isolate faults, replace components, and execute return‑to‑service checks.
• Read and interpret technical diagrams/schematics; perform board‑level repairs as authorized.
• Track and update work orders, parts, and serial numbers using COLTS (or similar systems like RCLS) and operate within GCSS‑Army workflows.
• Perform minor generator maintenance (oil/filter changes) and basic power/grounding checks.

• Train military personnel on system operation, troubleshooting, and preventive maintenance best practices.
• Provide onsite subject‑matter expertise; document procedures, produce reports, and communicate status to leads and stakeholders.
• Professionally interface with customers and peers; demonstrate strong customer service and clear written/verbal communication.

• Conduct site surveys to determine system placement and coverage; assist with equipping/issue, installation, de‑installation, packing, wrapping, shipping, and replacement actions.
• Update databases and maintain accountability of equipment.
• Adhere to Import/Export (ITAR/EXIM) compliance requirements and contract‑specified PPE usage.

• Provide sustainment across AFRICOM and CENTCOM AORs; travel via military/commercial conveyances to outlying locations.
• Support extended 84‑hour work weeks as mission requires; operate in austere, expeditionary environments with seasonal extremes.

• Active U.S. Secret clearance, U.S. citizenship, valid U.S. driver’s license.
• U.S. passport with 2+ years validity and 4 consecutive blank pages for visas.
• Ability to meet CRC medical/deployment requirements and contractual PPE standards.
• Hands‑on experience with field installation, troubleshooting, and repair of electronic and RF‑based systems.
• Proficiency reading schematics/technical diagrams; use of hardware/software diagnostic tools.
• Working knowledge of COMSEC protocols and secure communications integration.
• Experience updating and tracking work orders in COLTS/RCLS and operating in GCSS‑Army.
• Microsoft Office proficiency (PowerPoint, Excel, Word); ability to produce clear data and reports.
• Strong organization, analytical skills, attention to detail; able to work both independently and in a team.

• Lift 50 lbs; climb ladders/towers; kneel, squat, bend, stand; work around vibration and hazards.
• Color definition, depth perception, field of vision sufficient for inspections and alignments.
• Operate in non‑climate‑controlled environments; tolerate high noise levels; indoor/outdoor work.

• Operational familiarity with Boomerang, PILAR, or similar gunfire detection/localization systems;
  Land Warrior integration…