2nd Shift Diagnostics Test Tech

Job Summary:

This occupation requires the performance of diagnostics related to hardware, software, component(s), design produced, internal or external failure during test function.

Complete operational checkout, disassembly, repair for troubleshooting purposes, reassemble, test alignment and correction of trouble in modified, new, and production electronic systems, line replaceable units (LRU's), shop replaceable units (SRUs), and other electronic end items.

Responsibilities and Tasks:


* Performs operational checkout and diagnostic troubleshooting of SRUs and end items using either interim or MTEE testers with recognized Engineering procedures.


* Maintains accurate, complete records of work performed utilizing proper procedures and forms.


* Typically performs assignments that require advanced technical knowledge of electronic principles and theory.


* Malfunction diagnosis and troubleshooting performed requires extensive internal circuitry analysis of highly complex circuits, including coordination and communication with appropriate engineering.


* May determine and recommend necessary changes in electronic test equipment and/or revision of methods and operational procedures as deemed advisable by results of operational test.


* Must use and understand electronics fundamentals.


* Must be able to diagnose wiring problems and Circuit card assemblies, recognize defective components (opens, shorts, etc.), and polarity problems.


* Must understand and be able to apply standard electronic shop theory, practices, and procedures to problem-solving.


* Must use and understand schematics, sketches, test requirement specifications, check sheets, instruction manuals, and test failure documentation as required to perform work described above.

Typical Tools and Equipment:


* Tools used: Electrical and electronic hand tools and other shop or power tools.


* Equipment used: Electrical and electronic test equipment, including ohmmeters, ammeters, oscilloscopes, audio oscillators, frequency and power measuring equipment, pulse generators, analyzers, recorders, calibrators, and all types of microwave testing equipment

Education, Experience, License, or Certification:


* Will have an associate degree in electronics technology and/or DD214 Military technical electronic training with background preference and/or certification through the International Society of Certified Electronic Technicians (ISCET).


* Must have a thorough understanding of electronic fundamentals, including metric/standard measurement conversion, analog, digital, and radio frequency technology.


* Must be able to make a complete operational test of electronic end items and SRUs, including major troubleshooting.


* Must have the understanding and ability to use complex electrical and electronics test equipment and related instruments.


* Must understand and be able to apply electronic shop theory, practices, and procedures,...