• Systems engineering, design and integration (CTES.)
• Maintenance, repair, modification and support of aviation and ground systems, including all associated subsystems.
• Integrated Logistics Support, (ILS.)
• Construction Management Services, including Site Safety (SSHO) & Training, QA/QC, CM Schedules (Primavera-Suretrak) and
• Project Management support.

In this role you will test, troubleshoot, repair and operate UAV electronic systems, ground control stations, ground data terminals and ground support equipment, as well as support flight operations on overseas and domestic deployments and oversee maintenance performed by civilian and military customers. It requires sound judgment, common sense and above all an inquisitive outlook that makes you detail oriented by nature. 

If you are skilled in this area of avionics, plus possess the attributes for success which include: Accountability, Self Motivation, a Willingness and Aggressiveness to learn than this just might be the career opportunity you’ve been seeking.  

• Must be able to obtain a Department of Defense “Secret” Security Clearance. – GA-ASI will process this paperwork.
• Knowledge of digital, analog and RF circuits.
• Ability to read and understand schematics, operate electronic test equipment, and solder to mil specs.
• Strong electronic theory and troubleshooting skills (component level preferred).
• Long hours may be required.

Education and/or Experience:

• Minimum of 1-2 years electronic experience.
• Have at a minimum an A.S. degree or military, trade school or equivalent training.

Knowledge, Skills and Abilities:

• Technical – analog, digital and RF electronics.
• Troubleshooting expected (if your experience is only to trade out/swap parts this is not troubleshooting).
• Aircraft systems – communication, navigation, power systems, datalinks, servo positioning control, understanding of autopilot and control systems.
• Computer networking.
• Working in a field environment. - 6 months/year embedded with US military in war zones.