Minimum of 4 years of demonstrated experience assembling, maintaining, testing, and repairing prototype or production electromechanical systems.
Proven experience building, testing, and delivering electromechanical hardware related to RF, radar, antenna, acoustic, and undersea products.
Ability to read, interpret, and refine work instructions, assembly drawings, mechanical drawings, electrical schematics, and technical documentation.
Hands-on familiarity with tools and parts used in electromechanical assembly, including solder and soldering irons, crimp tools, drill presses, saws, and related power tools.
Experience working with mechanical hardware such as bolts, nuts, washers, and related fasteners, and with connectors, wire preparation, and epoxies.
Demonstrated proficiency with electromechanical assembly and integration, cable harness fabrication, and wire harness assembly.
Experience with RF hardware testing and troubleshooting in environments involving RF, radar, and antenna systems.
Ability to use lab test equipment such as oscilloscopes, spectrum analyzers, network analyzers, and related RF measurement instruments.
Working knowledge of Microsoft 365 tools, including Word, Excel, and Teams, for documentation, reporting, and collaboration.
Ability to stand, bend, and lift up to 50 pounds as part of routine lab and assembly work.
Ability to work from a boom lift or elevated work platform up to 20 feet high when required for hardware installation or testing.
Willingness and ability to travel occasionally, up to approximately 10% per year, to support program needs.
Eligibility to obtain a security clearance, including meeting all required background and regulatory criteria.
Experience with data management systems such as Arena and SolidWorks PDM for configuration control and documentation management.
Familiarity with SolidWorks and related tools for reviewing mechanical designs and supporting hardware integration.
Fine-pitch soldering experience for assembly or repair of circuit card assemblies
Experience with high-power RF assembly, testing, and safety practices in laboratory or operational environments.
Experience with hardware verification, including following detailed test plans and using lab test equipment such as oscilloscopes, impedance analyzers, network analyzers, spectrum analyzers, and function generators.
Knowledge of industry standards related to electronic assembly and quality, including IPC-A-610 and J-STD-001.
Familiarity with RF, radar, and antenna systems, as well as acoustic and undersea hardware, from a design, assembly, or test perspective.
