Electronics Technician

*This position is contingent upon contract reward, estimated summer 2026

The Electronic Technician will conduct the assembly and fabrication of electrical, electronic and mechanical components of equipment in support of the U.S. Navy’s Landing Craft, Air Cushion (LCAC) Amphibious Combat Vehicle (ACV) program on-base. This position will apply industry knowledge to perform operational tasks on a variety of equipment.

Essential Duties & Responsibilities:

·Conduct the assembly and fabrication of electrical, electronic and/or mechanical components of equipment

·Perform operational tasks including, but not limited to, operating mechanical machinery, calibration equipment, power tools and electronic tools

·Perform routine work with limited to no supervision or instruction

·Ability to take on new assignments with general instructions

·Apply industry knowledge to various programs and projects ensuring successful completion

·Use knowledge of industry standard policies, procedures and practical applications to complete job tasks

·Other duties as related to the business functions of FWG Solutions, as assigned

Education:

·High School Degree Required

·Electronics education program or apprenticeship, preferred

Licenses & Certifications:

·Active Secret Security Clearance or ability to obtain an interim clearance required

·J-STD, IPC 610 or 620 certification preferred

Experience:

·2+ years of experience as an electrical technician in the defense industry, military or Department of Defense

·Experience with soldering and rework techniques, as well as with electronic diagnostic tools

·Knowledge of electronic assembly fabrication including electronic circuit boards and integration of electronic components

·Knowledge of the design of electronic systems and components

·Knowledge of 5S and other Lean Manufacturing concepts

Skills & Abilities:

·Excellent written and verbal communication skills

·Ability to hold yourself and others accountable on short-term and long-term goals

·Ability to install, assemble, and configure new electronic systems and components such as circuit boards or wiring

·Ability to troubleshoot using diagnostic tools and techniques to identify and fix issues in electronic systems, including testing, debugging, and performing quality control checks

·Ability to analyze engineering drawings to determine the electronic fabrication requirements and layout of electronic assemblies

·Ability to work independently and coordinate with engineering and quality control

·Ability to work with various levels of personnel

·Use of Microsoft Office software applications to include Word, Excel, and PowerPoint

Other:

·Ability to work onsite 5 days per week with additional hours, as required