Electronic Mechanical Technician

Graduate of an accredited electrical or mechanical systems trade school or apprenticeship program, or US Navy mechanical program.
Have at least 3 years of maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of electrical, mechanical, hydraulic, and heating and air conditioning systems.
Applicants should have knowledge and hands-on experience in a majority of the following areas: Diagnosing and resolving electrical and hydraulic issues, Basic mechanical maintenance to oil systems, Basic understanding of electrical systems, Understanding electrical and mechanical technical drawings, Proficient with personal computers and have a familiarity with operational, schematics, and maintenance publications.
Must be able to communicate effectively both orally and in writing.
Demonstrate ability to perform assigned taskings.
Obtain valid U.S. passport in an expeditious manner.
Successfully pass a pre-employment drug screening
Ability to obtain and maintain company provided travel charge cards.
Must be capable of passing a Mariner’s Physical per COMSCINST 6000.l.c and maintain their medical fitness for this position.
Secret Clearance required to start and ability to complete government background investigation and meet eligibility requirements to obtain Top Clearance.

Perform operations and maintenance of the Ship’s Operation Center and Array Handling systems utilizing common and specialized tools, test equipment, manufacturer’s manuals, schematic diagrams, and government procedures.
Primary types of systems include high pressure hydraulic systems with pumps, motor-generator setups delivery power throughout the equipment, and a large winch for deploying and retrieval of equipment.
Become qualified in Ship Operation Center and Array Operation positions and participate in the deployment and retrieval of Tow Arrayed evolutions and all other SURTASS operations.
Assist supervisor and other program managers in compiling data, procedures, and manuals.
Ensure proper maintenance of Logs and Records.
May be assigned COMSEC, logistics, or safety collateral duties.
Required to participate in Leidos and Government Compliance Training programs.
Share common spaces over lengthy deployment periods and work closely with others in a small working area and in a shipboard environment.
This position requires close cooperation and working relationships with active-duty military, contractors, and government personnel.