Engineering Technician III – Electronics & Shipboard Systems (c4isr)

Engineering Technician III

Truestone, an Akima company, is seeking a skilled Engineering Technician III to support the C4ISR Testing, Installation, and Integration (CTII) program. Responsibilities include performing installation, repairs, painting, and general upkeep in maintaining shipboard systems to ensure continuance of communication systems using specialty machines and equipment. Assists in the repair and maintaining of electrical, electronic, and RF communications equipment as needed. Comprehend and execute tasking of moderate complexity with little supervision. Comprehension and hands on application of NAVSEA installation standards and Military Specifications for shipboard C4ISR systems installations. Interpret technical drawings or publications in order to execute a specific task. Quickly adapt and understand new system installations through independent study, research, and comprehension. Knowledge of connector fabrication, soldering, cableway or telecommunications training such as BICSI, 3M, IPC, or NAVSEA instructions. Travel to job sites as required by the PM and IAW the Joint Federal Travel Regulations (JFTR). Performs other duties as assigned. Willing to work 1st or 2nd shift.

Qualifications include being a US Citizen eligible for or possessing an active DoD Public Trust clearance (NNSY background check is required that flags felonies, weapon charges, assault, etc). High school diploma or equivalent. Minimum 2–3 years of recent experience in electrical and/or cable installation environments, preferably within a DoD/military setting. Proficiency with hand and power tools, including experience with panel building and component installations. Experience in electrical troubleshooting and identifying defects or safety hazards. Basic understanding of fiber handling and structured cabling (Cat5e/Cat6). Familiarity with OSHA and shipyard safety protocols (OSHA 10 Maritime a plus). Ability to lift 50-100 lbs. regularly and work in confined shipboard environments, including climbing ladders and maneuvering in tight spaces. Prior military experience in a technical MOS or rates (15Y10 – AH-64 Armament/Electrical/Avionics Systems Repairer, ET, FC, etc) strongly preferred. Strong teamwork and communication skills; able to adapt to changing task priorities.

Preferred qualifications include valid OSHA 10 Maritime certification, Fiber Handling and Building certification, and prior experience supporting government and contractors.

Soft skills include willingness to travel, flexibility and dependability, strong attention to detail and a commitment to safety and quality, and self-motivated and capable of managing multiple tasks independently.

Location: Norfolk, VA / Shipboard and Shore-Based Site. Travel: Willing to travel as required. Up to 25% as required. Opportunity for OT as approved.