Comsec/c5isr Lead 2.2

**Purpose**: Leads the day-to-day shop operations of a multi-skilled work force in COMSEC / C5ISR support and applies advanced technical knowledge to ensure mission requirements are met to the standards set forth by the USG and Amentum.

**Essential Duties & Responsibilities**:

- Responsible for leading and supervising the COMSEC/C5ISR Technicians by maintaining order and discipline of the day-to-day operations and assisting with regional operations as the “act for” COMSEC Supervisor.
- Responsible for maintaining a daily accurate personnel status, track equipment inventory reports, and conduct cross-training of personnel by designating tasks, assigning work order packets and parts, explaining work and safety requirements, implementing and planning procedures, and assisting with resolving problems.
- Provide leadership, guidance, and assistance to assigned personnel on current principles, practices, and procedures to be employed, quality of work expected, and tools to be used for diagnosing chronic equipment failure that is not normally seen in shop when consulted by COMSEC Technicians to resolve electronic systems failures.
- Responsible for planning work schedules and research of rollover document numbers using the Global Combat Support System - Army (GCSS-A), IGC, and LIW.
- Prepare equipment replacement schedules and designate obsolete or worn-out units by placing requisitions for equipment, parts, tools, and materials as needed or directed through the supply process.
- Utilize Technical Manuals (TM), Technical Bulletins (TB), Army Regulations (AR), and other required security policies to repair, handle, store, and inventory various COMSEC equipment.
- Performs field and sustainment level maintenance on radio receivers, transmitters, COMSEC equipment, Controlled Cryptographic Items (CCI), Night Vision Devices (NVD), and other associated equipment.
- Train and lead personnel in the field and sustainment level maintenance installations, verifications, and troubleshooting of various C5ISR ground to ground radio communications electronics systems and subsystems in USG designated tactical vehicles by maintaining telecommunications, microcomputer, fiber optic and other systems used in artillery controls, night vision equipment, and global positioning system equipment.
- Utilize various electronic test equipment to include specialized electronic test sets, multimeters, power meters, oscilloscopes, frequency counters, spectrum analyzers, signal generators, Test, Measurement, & Diagnostic Equipment (TMDE).
- Adhere to current principles, practices, and procedures to be employed, quality of work expected, and tools to be used for diagnosing chronic equipment failure.
- Adhere to a safety-first mentality and promote a culture that achieves low accident rates and mínimal lost
- time injuries and ensure work is performed in strict compliance with safety in mind.
- Performs other related duties as assigned.

**Qualification & Experience Requirements**:The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skills, and/or abilities required.**

**Certification, License & Clearance**:

- US Citizenship, required.
- Valid US Driver’s license, required.
- Secret Clearance, preferred.
- GCSS-Army certification, preferred.

**REQUIRED BASELINE EDUCATION**:
A bachelor's degree plus 3 years of recent specialized experience, OR; An Associate's degree plus 7 years of recent specialized experience, OR; A major certification plus 7 years of recent specialized experience, OR; 11 years of recent specialized experience. Specialized Knowledge, Skills & Abilities

**Experience**:
1. 6 years’ experience in Electronic Maintenance field, required.

2. U.S. Military Veterans must be qualified via DD-214 in one of the below Electronic Maintenance fields:

- Army MOS - 94 series (E/F/M/W/Z), 25 series (C/F/S/U/W/X/Z), or Warrant Officer 948B.
- Air Force MOS - 1P0X1 Air Crew Flight Equipment.
- Marines MOS - 2171, 2831 or 2805 Warrant Officer.
- Navy & Coast Guard - Electronics Technician (ET) or Electronics Warrant (ELC).

**Specialized Knowledge, Skills & Abilities**:
1. Must have experience on how to determine the cause and location of malfunctions, diagnose the extent of faults, and convey the level of maintenance required in one of the following specialized fields:

- Installation and troubleshooting of various C5ISR systems to include but not limited to: AN/VRC-92F, AN/VRC-103, AN/VRC-104, AN/VRC-110, AN/VRC-111, AN/VRC-148, AN/VAS-5 Driver’s Vision Enhancer, AN/VIC-3 Intercommunications System, Blue Force Tracker (BFT) systems; AN/UYK- 128(v)3 (FBCB2), AN/UYK-128A (v)3 (JCR), & AN/UYK-128B(v)3 (JCB-P).
- Repair and services of NVDs at the TM 10/20 (e.g. AN/PVS-14 / AN/PVS-7).
- COMSEC repair and troubleshooting of RT-1523 series radio transmitters and all ancillary devices.

2. Must be able to instruct and train personnel on integrated circuits, electronic principles and theory, including solid state component