Become an Electronic Integrated Systems Mechanic with the MI Army National Guard

The Michigan Army National Guard is hiring for a high-impact role at the intersection of technology and national defense. As an Electronic Integrated Systems Mechanic, you will serve as a vital technical asset at the Selfridge Army National Guard Base, ensuring that our rotary-wing aircraft remain mission-ready through meticulous maintenance of complex electronic systems. If you have a background in avionics, radar, or navigation systems, this role offers a unique opportunity to apply your skills in a high-stakes environment.

Job Responsibilities

In this role, you will be responsible for a wide range of duties related to the upkeep of integrated avionics complexes. Your day-to-day will involve:

Troubleshooting & Repair: Isolating malfunctions in sensor, logic, and actuating subsystems using advanced test equipment.
System Maintenance: Calibrating and aligning critical components such as the Common Missile Warning System (CMWS) and Digital Automatic Flight Control System (DAFCS).
Technical Documentation: Maintaining precise records of maintenance and hardware/software performance for historical review.
Mentorship: Providing guidance and on-the-job training to junior mechanics.

Requirements

Success in this role requires specific technical knowledge and military alignment:

Military Membership: You must be a member of the Michigan Army National Guard.
Grade Eligibility: Must meet military grade requirements (E1-E7) to avoid grade inversion.
Technical Expertise: Demonstrated experience in repairing major electronic systems such as inertial navigation or fire control systems.
Resume Standards: A maximum 2-page federal resume is strictly required.

Comparison Table: Qualifications

Requirement Type	Specific Criteria
Technical	Ability to trace and diagnose multi-system malfunctions
Administrative	Must submit SF-50 and Military Career Data Brief
Membership	Active Michigan Army National Guard status required
Compliance	Must adhere to Title 32 excepted service guidelines

Salary and Benefits

Hourly Pay: $39.45 – $45.96 per hour.
Benefits: As a federal technician, you gain access to comprehensive federal benefits, stability, and opportunities for long-term career growth within the National Guard structure.

Application Tips

Be Exact: Ensure your resume lists start/end dates and hours per week. Assumptions regarding your experience will not be made.
Use the Questionnaire: Your application includes an occupational assessment; ensure your resume supports every claim made in your answers.
Formatting: Stick to the 2-page limit for your resume to avoid immediate disqualification.

Serving as an Electronic Integrated Systems Mechanic is more than just a job; it is a critical contribution to the safety and capability of the Michigan Army National Guard. Apply today to bring your technical expertise to our team and help us maintain peak operational readiness.

Why This Title 32 Electronic Integrated Systems Mechanic (Mi Aasf2) Job Matters

Ready to take your avionics expertise to new heights? The Michigan Army National Guard is seeking a skilled Electronic Integrated Systems Mechanic to ensure mission-readiness at Selfridge ANG Base.

Title 32 Electronic Integrated Systems Mechanic (Mi Aasf2) Job Overview

This is a temporary, one-year promotion opportunity within the Army National Guard (Title 32 Excepted Service). As an Electronic Integrated Systems Mechanic, you will be the backbone of aviation maintenance, ensuring the sophisticated electronic systems of our helicopter fleet are fully operational, calibrated, and mission-ready. You will support the MI AASF2 branch by troubleshooting complex integrated sensor, logic, and actuating subsystems.

Requirements for Title 32 Electronic Integrated Systems Mechanic (Mi Aasf2)

Must be a member of the Michigan Army National Guard.
Military grade E1-E7; selectees must avoid grade inversion.
Must possess relevant electronic systems maintenance experience as defined by WG-12 standards.
Ability to read and interpret technical manuals, schematics, and wiring diagrams.
Must be able to pass a background check and maintain security clearance requirements.
Submit a complete application package including a federal-style resume (max 2 pages).
Must meet all physical and technical requirements for the position series.

Preferred Qualifications for Title 32 Electronic Integrated Systems Mechanic (Mi Aasf2)

Proven experience with inertial navigation systems and automatic flight control systems.
Broad knowledge of digital/analog computers and radar integration.
Advanced mathematical proficiency, including algebra and trigonometry.
Experience in training and guiding lower-level technicians.
History of successful maintenance documentation and reporting.

Federal Benefits & Perks

✓Federal employment benefits package
✓Professional development and technical training
✓Opportunities for military career progression
✓Contribution to national defense and community safety

💡 How to Apply Title 32 Electronic Integrated Systems Mechanic (Mi Aasf2) Job & Insider Tips

Application Steps for Title 32 Electronic Integrated Systems Mechanic (Mi Aasf2) Job

Verify your eligibility for Michigan Army National Guard membership.
Prepare a resume that details your experience by month/year and hours per week.
Obtain your current Military Career Data Brief (CDB) or Soldier Talent Profile.
Complete the online questionnaire via the provided USA Staffing portal link.
Upload all required supporting documents, including SF-50 if applicable.
Submit your final package before the closing deadline.

💡 General Tips

Ensure your resume is limited to 2 pages; the system will not look past this limit.
Be specific regarding your 'hours worked per week' for every position listed.
Double-check that your military grade does not cause a 'grade inversion' with the expected supervisor.
Upload documents early to ensure the virus scan completes before the deadline.
Use the USAJOBS resume builder to ensure all federal requirements are met.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is military membership required for this position?

Yes, this is a Title 32 National Guard position, which requires active membership in the Michigan Army National Guard.

What is the duration of this appointment?

This is a temporary promotion vacancy intended for a one-year appointment.

Can I substitute education for experience?

No, there is no substitution of education allowed for this specific series.

What if I am not currently in the Guard?

*A: You must be a member of the Michigan Army National Guard to qualify for this Title 32 position.*

How do I verify my status?

*A: Contact a Michigan Army National Guard recruiter if you have questions regarding your eligibility or military status.*

Job from Army National Guard Units

The Army National Guard is a cornerstone of the United States Armed Forces, bridging the gap between civilian life and military service. We maintain a proud tradition of supporting our communities during emergencies and defending the nation. By joining our team, you become part of a professional organization dedicated to excellence, readiness, and the modernization of aviation technology.