Supply Chain Management Inc.1.com (SCMI1)

Cooperative Engagement Capability (CEC) - US Navy - Electronics Maintenance Technician

Norfolk, VA
Full Time
Mid Level
SCMI1 has an exciting opportunity for an Electronics Maintenance Technician position focused on the Cooperative Engagement Capability (CEC) System working as part of our team supporting the Mid-Atlantic Regional Maintenance Center (MARMC) C290 Surface Combat Systems (Weapons) Division providing engineering and technical support services on U.S. Naval Ships in port and underway at U.S. Naval facilities and shipyards.

Location:  MARMC: Naval Station Norfolk - Norfolk, VA 23511

Job Description/Responsibilities:

  • Provide onsite support to conduct specified engineering/technical evaluations, perform equipment functional checks, perform troubleshooting/test/analysis and equipment repair to support Cooperative Engagement Capability (CEC) maintenance, installation, and connectivity faults.
  • Formulate and present findings, briefings, status reports, and correspondence for all stakeholders such as Type Commanders (TYCOM), In-Service Engineering Agent (ISEA), MARMC, and Ship’s Force.
  • Provide OBMT to Ship's Force technicians in the operation, repair, maintenance, and logistics support of the Cooperative Engagement Capability (CEC) variants AN/USG-2 and AN/USG-2B, including the CP-2702/USG-2B Signal Data Processor (SDP), CV-4448/USG Power Distribution Media Converter (PDMC), C-12512/USG-2 Data Processing Terminal (DPT), AN/PYM-7 Technician Control Device (TCD), TD-1477/USG Time Code Generator (TCG), MO-23/USG Environmental Controller System Controller (ECSC), C-12513/USG Antenna Environmental Control Unit (AECU), AS-4558/USG Planer Array Antenna Assembly (PAAA), AS-4460/USG Shop Board Active Aperture Antenna (SBAA), CV-4321/USG CEP Input-Output Convertor (CIOC).
  • Perform/provide support during shipboard Combat Systems tasks including Combat Systems, Command, Control, Communications and Computer Readiness Assessment (C5RA), Combat System Post Availability Trials (CSPAT), Combat System Ship Qualification Trial (CSSQT), Integrated Comprehensive Monitoring Program (ICMP), Total Ship Readiness Assessment (TSRA), Board of Inspection and Survey (INSURV) programs, and Tech Assist events.

Qualifications/Requirements:

  • At least 4 years’ experience in troubleshooting, repair, and assessment of the aforementioned electronic systems (listed above) onboard US Navy ships.
  • Desired education/training:  NEC V39A - Cooperative Engagement Capability (CEC) AN/USG-2 Cooperative Engagement Transmission Processing Set (CETPS) Technician OR NEC V51A - CEC AN/USG-2B Technician
  • Must be a U.S. Citizen with the ability to obtain security clearance and clearing necessary background checks/assessments as required.  Active high-level Security Clearance will be required, and current Security Clearance is desired.
  • Physical requirements for efficient navigation aboard US Navy ships includes possessing the physical stamina, strength, agility, and endurance to walk continuously for extended periods of time without experiencing significant fatigue, adequate upper and lower-body strength necessary to climb ladders, stairs, ramps, and work aloft, and agility necessary to enter/exit confined spaces (tanks, voids, and spaces/compartments with manhole access).

**Please note that your resume and candidacy is subject to customer approval and acceptance and clearing of the required background check. Salary is negotiable and commensurate with background and applicable required job experience.**
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