Elec Maint Tech I - Hurlburt Field

Lockheed Martin•Hurlburt Field, FL

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Rotary and Mission Systems' Training, Logistics and Simulation (TLS) business is Lockheed Martin’s center of excellence for training and logistics products and services, serving the U.S. military and more than 65 international customers around the world. TLS develops programs that teach service men and women skills to accomplish their most challenging missions — flying the world’s most advanced fighter aircraft, navigating ships, and driving armored vehicles. Our Flight Simulator Technicians work alongside a multidisciplinary team of engineers, cybersecurity and IT specialists, and training instructors to meet operational and reliability objectives across the extensive suite of flight‑simulator systems used under the AFSOC ACTS II program. This position is contingent upon program award, expected in June 2026, with a tentative start date for August 2026.

Requirements

Basic ability to read and interpret electronic/electrical drawings, schematics, and logic diagrams; troubleshoot circuits to component level.
Foundational understanding of electronic test equipment used for fault isolation and correction.
Fundamental knowledge of principles needed for repairing electronics, computers, networks, visual/display systems, I/O systems, mechanical components, electric motion bases, and flight instrumentation.
Ability to follow maintenance manuals and work instructions for routine checks, pre‑operational, and post‑operational procedures.
Formal technical electronics training or equivalent military training
Ability to climb ladders/platforms, work at heights, and lift ≥ 50 lb.
Willingness to work extended hours, rotating shifts, and any day of the week as needed.
Current CompTIA Security+ (or DoD 8570.01‑IAT Level II or higher).
Active Secret Clearance Prior to Start

Nice To Haves

Knowledge of network administration principles as they apply to simulator systems.
System Administration of Windows and/or Linux server environments.

Responsibilities

Diagnose & Repair – Troubleshoot and correct discrepancies in electronic, computer, networking, hydraulic, visual, and mechanical systems down to the component level.
Installation & Servicing – Install, replace, clean, and service visual generation/display systems, computers, networks, electric motion platforms, circuit cards, and other related hardware.
Preventive Maintenance – Conduct preventive maintenance in accordance with vendor manuals and program work instructions.
Test Equipment Operation – Operate and maintain electronic test equipment used to verify system performance.
Pre‑flight & Certification – Prepare training assets for daily operation, such as performing visual alignments and pre / post flights.
Aircraft Systems Knowledge – Maintain a comprehensive understanding of aircraft systems and their simulation counterparts.
Safety Compliance – Follow all safety protocols and promote a safety‑first culture in all tasks.
Documentation – Report and accurately document maintenance actions using software tools, associated forms and logbooks, ensuring traceability and auditability.
Logistics - Support logistic operations including part-ordering, inventory, and stocking.
Training – Support training activities for fellow technicians.
Other duties – As assigned by management.