Become an Electronic Integrated Systems Mechanic with the 104th Fighter Wing

Are you a skilled avionics professional looking for a leadership role? The Air National Guard is currently hiring an Electronic Integrated Systems Mechanic (WG-2610-13) to serve at the 104th Fighter Wing in Westfield, Massachusetts. This is a vital position for professionals ready to apply their deep technical knowledge in a leadership capacity.

Job Responsibilities

In this role, you will lead a team of at least three mechanics, overseeing the maintenance of highly complex integrated electronic systems. Your primary duties will include:

Leadership & Oversight: Managing daily maintenance schedules, balancing workloads, and coaching team members on troubleshooting methods.
Technical Maintenance: Leading diagnostic, modification, and overhaul processes for automatic flight control systems, radar, and inertial navigation systems.
Quality Control: Acting as a 'Red X' qualified inspector, you will conduct final inspections, investigate major defects, and ensure all work meets stringent safety and operational standards.
Collaboration: Serving as a liaison between aircrews and aerospace engineering personnel to ensure mission readiness.

Comparison of Technical Levels

Feature	Junior Technician	Working Leader (Current Role)
Primary Focus	Individual Task Completion	Team Coordination & Oversight
Scope	Component Level Repair	Multi-System Integrated Complex
Inspection Duty	Routine Checks	Final Classification & 'Red X'

Requirements

To be considered for this excepted service position, you must meet the following criteria:

Status: Must be a current Title 32 Technician at the 104th Fighter Wing.
Military Grade: Must hold rank between TSgt and MSgt.
Specialized Experience: At least 24 months of craftsman-level experience in the FWS 2610 series.
Clearance: Ability to maintain a Secret security clearance.

Salary Overview

This position offers a competitive hourly wage ranging from $50.95 to $59.44, commensurate with experience and the specialized nature of the responsibilities.

Benefits

Employees in this role gain access to standard federal employment benefits. Furthermore, you will work in an environment that prioritizes professional growth, continuous training, and the satisfaction of supporting mission-critical aircraft.

How to Apply

Log into your USAJOBS account.
Review the Occupational Questionnaire to ensure you meet all technical requirements.
Submit a 2-page (maximum) resume highlighting your AFSC and technical accomplishments.
Complete all required documentation by the closing date of November 26, 2026.

Serving as an Electronic Integrated Systems Mechanic at the 104th Fighter Wing is a significant career move for those with the drive to lead and the expertise to maintain our nation's fleet. If you meet the qualifications, we encourage you to submit your application and take the next step in your military service career.

Why This Electronic Integrated Systems Mechanic Job Matters

Take your aviation maintenance career to the next level by leading a specialized team of experts at the 104th Fighter Wing in Westfield, Massachusetts.

Electronic Integrated Systems Mechanic Job Overview

The Massachusetts Air National Guard is seeking a highly skilled Electronic Integrated Systems Mechanic to serve as a Working Leader at the 104th Fighter Wing. This pivotal role requires technical mastery of complex avionics and integrated electronic systems, combined with the leadership capabilities needed to oversee a high-performing maintenance team. As a Title 32 Excepted Service position, this role is critical to maintaining operational readiness and ensuring the safety and performance of assigned aircraft.

Requirements for Electronic Integrated Systems Mechanic

Must be a current on-board Title 32 Technician of the 104th Fighter Wing, Barnes, Massachusetts Air National Guard.
Must possess a military grade of TSgt (promotable to MSgt) to MSgt.
Must maintain a compatible military assignment (AFSC 2A375 or 2A374).
Must have 24 months of specialized experience at the craftsman level in FWS 2610 work.
Must hold or be eligible to obtain a Secret security clearance.
Must be able to wear the official military uniform as a condition of employment.

Preferred Qualifications for Electronic Integrated Systems Mechanic

Demonstrated expertise in leading maintenance teams of three or more personnel.
Advanced proficiency in troubleshooting and calibrating automatic flight control, inertial navigation, and radar systems.
Deep understanding of Time Compliance Technical Orders (TCTO) and aerospace engineering modifications.
Proven experience in conducting in-process inspections, personnel training evaluations, and quality assurance audits.
Strong communication skills for effective interaction with aircrews and engineering personnel.

Federal Benefits & Perks

✓Comprehensive federal benefits package
✓Excepted service employment status
✓Professional development and technical training opportunities
✓Career progression within the Air National Guard structure
✓Direct impact on national security and community defense

💡 How to Apply Electronic Integrated Systems Mechanic Job & Insider Tips

Application Steps for Electronic Integrated Systems Mechanic Job

Confirm your eligibility as a current Title 32 technician.
Prepare a concise resume (maximum 2 pages) detailing relevant AFSC experience and dates.
Login to your USAJOBS account.
Complete the online Occupational Questionnaire.
Upload required documentation, including transcripts if applicable.
Submit your application package before the closing date.

💡 General Tips

Keep your resume strictly under the 2-page limit to avoid automatic disqualification.
Use bullet points to clearly explain your duties and how they relate to the specialized experience requested.
Ensure your AFSC and specific technical duties are explicitly stated.
Double-check that all dates are listed with both month and year.
Contact your incentives manager before applying if you currently receive student loan repayment or reenlistment bonuses.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this position open to the general public?

No, this position is currently restricted to on-board Title 32 Technicians of the 104th Fighter Wing.

What is the security clearance requirement?

This position requires the candidate to maintain a Secret security clearance.

Will applying for this position affect my current military bonuses?

Accepting this position may affect your eligibility for existing enlistment/reenlistment bonuses or student loan repayment programs. You are encouraged to speak with an incentives manager before accepting an offer.

What is a Title 32 Excepted Service position?

*A: It is a unique federal role that requires the employee to maintain membership in the National Guard as a condition of employment.*

Can I use part-time experience to qualify?

*A: Yes, but you must clearly detail the duties and hours worked per week in your resume.*

Job from Air National Guard Units

The 104th Fighter Wing is a premier unit of the Massachusetts Air National Guard. Known for its commitment to excellence, the Wing plays a critical role in the defense of our nation and provides rapid support to state and local communities during emergencies. By joining our team, you become part of a long-standing tradition of military excellence and community service.