Inspector Comm/Elec - Military veterans preferred

AMENTUM has an exciting opportunity in Afghanistan on theEAGLE contract for� Inspector-Comm/Elec. The Inspector inspects, analyzes and diagnoses a variety of communications and electronic equipment using various testing meters and devices. Tests circuits, tubes and allied parts; isolates defects and makes shop and field repairs; adjusts, alters and adapts radio and other electronic equipment to meet specific needs for effective operation.Analyzes chronic equipment failure, designs system improvements, estimates project time and costs, and prepares specialized reports of program activities. Processes all customer work requests from the PPC office.In-processes, verifies and finalizes all work requests before Quality Assurance inspection. Provides help, advice, and authoritative references to work center supervisors and technicians.Inspects work throughout the entire repair process. Establishes and maintains a technical publications program. Establishes a deficiency analysis program and performs technical reviews.Processes material deficiencies. Reviews work center facility, systems installation and equipment records management. Performs technical reviews of modification proposals and processes valid proposals according to applicable directives.Performs hands-on maintenance, when necessary, to instruct/train technicians. Validates and assists in the development of technicians as needed.Maintains proficiency on related training tasks. Performs other duties as assigned.
4 years experience in the Electronic Maintenance Field required.
Must be US citizen
4 years experience with Night Vision/Thermal devices, Blue Force Tracker and vehicle communication installations preferred.
Must have extensive experience with TMDE, to include AN/GRM-122, NVG test set, multi-meters, oscilloscopes and spectrum analyzers.
US Army MOS 94E/F/W formerly 35 series preferred or US Army Signal MOS 25C/U/Q formerly 31 series with
AN/GRM-122 Test Set and TMDE experience.
Successful completion of a four (4) year degree can be substituted for two (2) years of experience; eight (8) years of experience can be substituted for a bachelor's degree, if required.
Must be able to navigate through and understand complex Army technical manuals.
Must have active secret clearance.
Must be able to pass a QC lnspector PQS within 30 days of hire.
Must be able to use test, measurement and diagnostic equipment to determine the cause and location of malfunctions, extent of faults and the level of maintenance required.
Requires considerable knowledge of integrated circuits; electronic principles and theory including solid state components as applied to control, function, and logic circuit; digital and analog circuits; functional use of complex electronic test equipment; electronic power, data processing and communications equipment; principles and methods of electronics systems maintenance and repair; and safety procedures.
Former Military experience preferred.