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Degree Requirement: Bachelor's Degree in English, communications, technical writing or technology management, or related/relevant discipline.

Experience: 6 - 10 years of relevant technical writing, editing and documentation experience on FAA programs or projects preferred.

Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities: Proficiency in written English, grammar, and editing Demonstrated proficiency in developing detailed technical documents, such as, Requirements documents, User Handbook, Implementation Plans, Standard Operating Procedures, Research studies and Reports, Test Plans and Test procedures, etc.; Strong verbal and written communication skills with attention to details; Strong inter-personal skills necessary to interact and interface with engineering and research staff and management; Ability to perform in a fast-paced, team-based, quick reaction environment; Ability to work independently and multi-task; Must have experience using MS Office programs ( (Word, Excel, PPT, Project), desktop publishing, graphics, web publishing, etc.)

Experience: 6-10 years of electrical, mechanical, and fabrication experience Relevant Experience: Electrical License not required, however is a strength

Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities: Fabrication machinery will include, but not be limited to, drill presses, metal breaks, lathes, metal punches and other common metal-working equipment. The candidate should possess familiarity with and have the desire to become proficient in the different phases of welding such as MIG, TIG, Stick, and arc welding.

Electrical tasks will include low voltage circuits, 120/240VAC circuits, and constant current and constant voltage circuits.

Ancillary experience in forklift, scissor, and man lift operations will also be required. Annual training will be provided in-house by FAA Safety Office personnel. Other on-the-job training in fall protection, respirator training, and confined space operations will also be provided by the FAA Safety Office

Experience: 5 years relevant experience with a Degree in Engineering, Math, or Science

Must be able to conduct Preventive Maintenance of the NAS Laboratories ATC systems, including all subsystems for field support efforts that includes, but is not limited to, checking system fans, status indicators for alarm conditions, signal levels, power levels, maintenance monitoring status, data output communications, and running system software certification, resource verification and any other certifications as required

Must be able to perform Corrective Maintenance of NAS Laboratories ATC systems for field support efforts that includes, but is not limited to, repairs or replacement of system components or lowest replaceable units (LRU) as outlined in the associated ATC System Maintenance Manuals. Corrective maintenance must be performed whether the system problem was found by performing preventive maintenance or from notifications on the Government provided ATC systems’ maintenance logbooks

Must be able to investigate anomalies of the ATC systems, including, but not limited to, hardware lowest replaceable unit (LRU) level, software adaptations, associated operating system components, system monitor indicators, fault indicators, power measurements, data signals, communications, system interfaces and software results. The results of the troubleshooting will be documented in the Trouble Reporting system.

Must be able to proficiently handle and use tools such as, but not limited to, oscilloscopes, power meters, network analyzers, data signal test sets, protocol analyzers, software applications, and data analysis tools.