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Electronic Integrated Systems Mechanic Job

Air National Guard Units

Key Skills:Avionics Systems MaintenanceElectronic TroubleshootingCircuitry AnalysisCalibration and AlignmentTechnical DocumentationSystem Diagnostics

Become an Electronic Integrated Systems Mechanic with the California National Guard

Are you a skilled technician looking to apply your talents to mission-critical hardware? The California National Guard is currently hiring for an Electronic Integrated Systems Mechanic (WG-12/13) in Port Hueneme, CA. This position offers a unique blend of technical challenge and service to your country.

Job Responsibilities

As an Electronic Integrated Systems Mechanic, your daily duties involve more than just repairs. You will be responsible for:

  • Installing, modifying, and overhauling multi-system avionics complexes.
  • Troubleshooting complex electronic issues across radar and flight control systems.
  • Performing final calibrations to ensure mission-ready standards.
  • Analyzing maintenance data to propose preventative measures.

Requirements

To qualify for this position, you must be or become a member of the California National Guard. The following table highlights the difference in qualifications for the two grade levels:

Feature WG-12 Requirements WG-13 Requirements
Experience 18 Months Avionics 12 Months WG-12 + 18 Months Advanced
Core Task System Repair/Troubleshooting Data Analysis & Procedural Design
Focus Component Alignment System Trend Analysis & Calibration

Salary Overview

This position offers a competitive hourly rate ranging from $51.72 to $63.67 per hour, commensurate with experience and grade level.

Benefits

Employees of the California National Guard enjoy access to extensive federal benefits, including professional development, retirement planning, and the intrinsic rewards of serving within the Air National Guard.

Application Tips

  1. Limit your resume: Do not exceed two pages; longer resumes are automatically rejected.
  2. Use your own words: Elaborate on your specific technical contributions.
  3. Verify documentation: Ensure all military training certificates are attached.

If you have the technical skills and the desire to serve, this position with the 146th Airlift Wing is the perfect opportunity to advance your career while supporting the California National Guard mission.

Why This Electronic Integrated Systems Mechanic Job Matters

Launch your technical career with the California Air National Guard as an Electronic Integrated Systems Mechanic, where your expertise keeps our fleet mission-ready.

Electronic Integrated Systems Mechanic Job Overview

The California National Guard is seeking a dedicated Electronic Integrated Systems Mechanic to join the 146th Airlift Wing. In this pivotal role, you will perform complex maintenance on multi-system avionics complexes, including radar navigation, flight controls, and electronic countermeasures. This is an excepted service position located in Port Hueneme, California, offering the opportunity to serve your state and nation while honing advanced technical skills in an elite military environment.

Requirements for Electronic Integrated Systems Mechanic

  • Must be a member of the California National Guard or willing to join.
  • Must maintain a compatible military unit, grade, and job assignment.
  • Ability to obtain and maintain a Secret security clearance.
  • Must wear the official military uniform and adhere to grooming standards.
  • Submission of a resume limited to exactly two pages.
  • For WG-12: 18 months of specific experience in avionics or flight control systems.
  • For WG-13: 12 months of WG-12 experience plus 18 months of advanced maintenance review experience.

Preferred Qualifications for Electronic Integrated Systems Mechanic

  • Experience with radar navigation and inertial systems.
  • Proven track record in analyzing and repairing complex circuitry.
  • Proficiency in technical documentation and maintenance trend analysis.
  • Familiarity with military maintenance safety standards and protocols.

Federal Benefits & Perks

  • βœ“Comprehensive federal benefits package
  • βœ“Opportunity for career advancement through the Air National Guard
  • βœ“Competitive hourly compensation
  • βœ“Training and development in advanced military electronic systems

πŸ’‘ How to Apply Electronic Integrated Systems Mechanic Job & Insider Tips

Application Steps for Electronic Integrated Systems Mechanic Job

  1. Verify your eligibility and ensure you meet National Guard membership requirements.
  2. Prepare a resume that does not exceed the strict two-page limit.
  3. Log into your USAJOBS account.
  4. Complete the online application and assessment questionnaire.
  5. Upload all necessary supporting documents.
  6. Submit your application package before the closing date.

πŸ’‘ General Tips

  • Ensure your resume specifically addresses the experience listed in the qualification summary.
  • Keep your resume strictly to two pages or less to avoid automatic disqualification.
  • Use your own words to describe your duties rather than copying technical jargon.
  • Double-check your email confirmation to ensure your application was received successfully.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is military membership required for this position?

Yes, this is an excepted service position, and you must be a member of the California National Guard to be eligible.

Can I be promoted in this position?

Yes, this role has promotion potential to the WG-13 level, subject to meeting qualifications and supervisory recommendation.

What happens if my resume exceeds two pages?

In accordance with current hiring guidance, resumes longer than two pages will be deemed ineligible and removed from consideration.

Job from Air National Guard Units

The California Military Department (CMD) is a "people first" organization dedicated to serving the community through integrity and accountability. Whether responding to local emergencies or maintaining fleet readiness, our personnel are the backbone of the organization. Joining our team means committing to a culture of excellence and service.