Aerospace Engineer Technician
SSI is looking for an experienced professional to join the Fleet Weapons Support Team, providing weapons technical representative services for Navy and Marine Corps airborne weapon systems aboard Naval Air Station Fallon, Nevada.
This position requires a working knowledge of US Navy and Marine Corps Aviation Weapons and Aircraft platforms, to include applicable maintenance procedures, explosive handling requirements, deficiency reporting, and weapons reliability tracking.
The primary supported platforms are legacy F/A-18E/F, EA-18G and F-35B/C.
Systems supported include:
Conventional air-to-air guided missiles, air-to-ground guided weapons, precision guided munitions, rockets and guided rockets, surface-to-air guided missiles, aircraft gun and related systems, and all associated test equipment.
Your key duties will be:
Provide on-site and on-call technical and logistics expertise and consultation services to Department of Defense (DoD) personnel related to analysis and recommendations for changes and improvements to airborne weapons systems installation, operation, modification, maintenance, training, and failure mode analysis for conventional weapons systems and equipment.
Perform weapons technical support and logistics for NAVAIRSYSCOM and Program Managers and Fleet Type Commanders for airborne weapons systems and associated support equipment.
Perform identification of system discrepancies and deficiencies occurring in the daily operations and maintenance of airborne weapon systems and associated support equipment.
Document system deficiencies in technical reports, which include proposed changes to operation and maintenance manuals, and recommendations for corrective actions, including supporting rationale for conclusions.
Evaluate operational and maintenance occurrences to the criteria identified in airborne weapon systems and associated support equipment technical manuals.
Determine the cause of system handling damage and other related problems and prepare technical reports that include recommended corrective actions with supporting rationale for recommendations.
Prepare technical reports, which include recommendations for change or revision to system technical manuals, including supporting rationale for recommendations.
Review and comply with OPNAVINST 8020.
14 and its references for safety procedures involving the handling and transporting of ordnance at shore-based activities and on combatant class ships.
Provide classroom and job site training to military and civilian personnel related to weapons systems/aircraft weapons systems.
Attend contractor and Government provided training, workshops, and conferences.
If this aligns with your experience and sounds like it is the career path you wish to progress, these are the requirements to be considered for these positions:
Education:
High School diploma or GED EquivalentExperience must include:
6 years of technical experience with aviation ordnance and airborne missiles (including knowledge of related fire control/avionics), target systems, associated support equipment, and release and control systems plus experience in airborne weapon systems providing technical/logistics support to operational systems utilized by the Fleet (Navy and Marine Corps) as well as other DoD activities, including on-site and on-call technical support and consultation in aviation ordnance/airborne missiles operation, maintenance, and modification during deployment/operational phases.
Desired
Experience:
On-site and on-call technical support and consultation in aviation ordnance/airborne missiles operation, maintenance, and modification during deployment/operational phases.
Intermediate level experience on legacy F/A-18 and F-35B/C, aircraft armament equipment and gun systems including theory or operation, maintenance, troubleshooting, repair, and incorporation of modifications.
Weapons breakout, inspection, assembly, testing, and troubleshooting for aviation ordnance and airborne missiles employed on supported aircraft.
This position will require U.
S.
citizenship and an active DoD Secret Clearance and the ability to be certified in explosive handling IWA OPNAVIST 8023.
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This position requires a working knowledge of US Navy and Marine Corps Aviation Weapons and Aircraft platforms, to include applicable maintenance procedures, explosive handling requirements, deficiency reporting, and weapons reliability tracking.
The primary supported platforms are legacy F/A-18E/F, EA-18G and F-35B/C.
Systems supported include:
Conventional air-to-air guided missiles, air-to-ground guided weapons, precision guided munitions, rockets and guided rockets, surface-to-air guided missiles, aircraft gun and related systems, and all associated test equipment.
Your key duties will be:
Provide on-site and on-call technical and logistics expertise and consultation services to Department of Defense (DoD) personnel related to analysis and recommendations for changes and improvements to airborne weapons systems installation, operation, modification, maintenance, training, and failure mode analysis for conventional weapons systems and equipment.
Perform weapons technical support and logistics for NAVAIRSYSCOM and Program Managers and Fleet Type Commanders for airborne weapons systems and associated support equipment.
Perform identification of system discrepancies and deficiencies occurring in the daily operations and maintenance of airborne weapon systems and associated support equipment.
Document system deficiencies in technical reports, which include proposed changes to operation and maintenance manuals, and recommendations for corrective actions, including supporting rationale for conclusions.
Evaluate operational and maintenance occurrences to the criteria identified in airborne weapon systems and associated support equipment technical manuals.
Determine the cause of system handling damage and other related problems and prepare technical reports that include recommended corrective actions with supporting rationale for recommendations.
Prepare technical reports, which include recommendations for change or revision to system technical manuals, including supporting rationale for recommendations.
Review and comply with OPNAVINST 8020.
14 and its references for safety procedures involving the handling and transporting of ordnance at shore-based activities and on combatant class ships.
Provide classroom and job site training to military and civilian personnel related to weapons systems/aircraft weapons systems.
Attend contractor and Government provided training, workshops, and conferences.
If this aligns with your experience and sounds like it is the career path you wish to progress, these are the requirements to be considered for these positions:
Education:
High School diploma or GED EquivalentExperience must include:
6 years of technical experience with aviation ordnance and airborne missiles (including knowledge of related fire control/avionics), target systems, associated support equipment, and release and control systems plus experience in airborne weapon systems providing technical/logistics support to operational systems utilized by the Fleet (Navy and Marine Corps) as well as other DoD activities, including on-site and on-call technical support and consultation in aviation ordnance/airborne missiles operation, maintenance, and modification during deployment/operational phases.
Desired
Experience:
On-site and on-call technical support and consultation in aviation ordnance/airborne missiles operation, maintenance, and modification during deployment/operational phases.
Intermediate level experience on legacy F/A-18 and F-35B/C, aircraft armament equipment and gun systems including theory or operation, maintenance, troubleshooting, repair, and incorporation of modifications.
Weapons breakout, inspection, assembly, testing, and troubleshooting for aviation ordnance and airborne missiles employed on supported aircraft.
This position will require U.
S.
citizenship and an active DoD Secret Clearance and the ability to be certified in explosive handling IWA OPNAVIST 8023.
24.
Powered by JazzHR Recommended Skills Aviation Consulting Control Systems Corrective And Preventive Action (Capa) Fire Control Systems Maintenance Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
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