Technician III, Maintenance (R5311)

What you'll do:

Perform scheduled and unscheduled maintenance on V-BAT Ground Support Equipment, support systems, test equipment, and related field support assets.
Independently troubleshoot complex electrical, electronic, mechanical, and power-distribution discrepancies using technical data, wiring diagrams, schematics, diagnostic equipment, and sound maintenance practices.
Inspect, repair, modify, and operationally test GSE to verify proper operation, safety, reliability, and mission readiness.
Construct, repair, and inspect electrical wiring harnesses, connectors, cables, and electronic assemblies.
Perform soldering, crimping, pinning, depinning, continuity checks, resistance checks, voltage checks, and other electrical diagnostic procedures.
Use digital multimeters, power supplies, insulation testers, load-testing equipment, and other common electrical and mechanical test equipment.
Diagnose equipment failures to the component or subassembly level and provide accurate recommendations for repair, replacement, or engineering disposition.
Perform equipment modifications and configuration updates in accordance with approved technical instructions, service bulletins, engineering documentation, and company procedures.
Complete detailed maintenance documentation in applicable systems, including work performed, troubleshooting actions, parts used, inspection results, labor hours, and final operational checks.
Identify recurring equipment failures, adverse trends, and opportunities to improve GSE reliability, maintainability, and availability.
Support root-cause investigations and communicate technical findings to Maintenance Leadership, Engineering, Quality, Supply Chain, and other adjacent organizations.
Assist with the development, validation, and improvement of maintenance procedures, task instructions, inspection criteria, and future maintenance manuals.
Review technical instructions for accuracy, clarity, safety, tooling requirements, and maintainability before field or depot implementation.
Assist maintenance leadership with workload coordination, equipment prioritization, repair planning, and status reporting.
Inspect completed work for compliance with approved technical data, workmanship standards, and company maintenance requirements.
Maintain accountability and serviceability of assigned tools, test equipment, parts, and support equipment.
Assist with organizational-level V-BAT aircraft maintenance, inspections, modifications, troubleshooting, and operational checks when GSE workload and maintenance priorities allow.

Required qualifications:

Five or more years of relevant experience maintaining, troubleshooting, repairing, or modifying aviation Ground Support Equipment, military support equipment, aerospace systems, industrial equipment, electronic systems, or similarly complex technical equipment.
Hands-on experience repairing wiring harnesses, electrical connectors, cables, circuit assemblies, and associated components.
Proficiency with electrical test equipment, including digital multimeters and other commonly used diagnostic tools.
Experience performing soldering, crimping, connector repair, pin replacement, continuity testing, voltage testing, and resistance testing.
Ability to plan and execute maintenance tasks with limited supervision
Strong working knowledge of maintenance safety, tool control, FOD prevention, HAZMAT, configuration control, and technical-data compliance.
Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
Proficiency with Microsoft Office applications and electronic maintenance or work-order management systems.
Ability to safely lift, move, position, and work around Ground Support Equipment and aircraft components in a maintenance environment.
Ability to work extended hours, alternate shifts, weekends, or holidays when required to support operational priorities.
Ability to travel domestically and internationally as needed.
Ability to obtain and maintain a United States security clearance.
Valid U.S.-issued passport or the ability to obtain one before required international travel.
Proven record of being a dependable and trustworthy teammate, maintaining high standards, taking ownership of assigned work, and treating others with professionalism and respect.

Preferred qualifications:

Seven or more years of experience maintaining aviation Ground Support Equipment, military aerospace support equipment, unmanned aircraft support systems, or similarly complex equipment.
Previous experience in a senior technician, lead technician, crew lead, shift lead, or technical-training role.
Experience supporting equipment maintenance in a depot, flight-line, field-service, military, or high-tempo operational environment.
FAA Airframe and Powerplant certificate or equivalent military, industry, internal, or external technical certification.
IPC/WHMA-A-620, J-STD-001, IPC-A-610, or equivalent soldering and wire-harness certification.
OSHA, HAZMAT, electrical-safety, lockout/tagout, or related industrial safety training.