Electronics Technician
U.S. Coast Guard (Atlantic City, New Jersey)
Description:
Check Out Electronics Technician Opportunities in the Coast Guard Reserve
Are you looking for an exciting way to spend one weekend a month and two weeks each year? Electronics Technicians (ETs) are in charge of maintaining virtually all of the Coast Guard’s electronics systems – from navigation systems to Command, Control, and Communication (C3) systems.
They are responsible for the installation, maintenance, repair, and management of sophisticated electronic equipment, including command and control systems, shipboard weapons, guidance and fire-control systems, communications receivers and transmitters, data and voice-encryption equipment, navigation and search radar, tactical and electronic-detection systems, electronic-navigation equipment, and computers.
Being an ET requires a vast knowledge of electrical theory along with practical hands-on skills needed to repair and maintain C3 systems. ETs in the Coast Guard learn how to repair and maintain HF SSB transceiver systems, antenna systems, VHF mobile transceivers, Direction Finders, GPS receivers, small boat Radar, depth finders, and integrated control systems. As you advance, other training is available—Advanced Computer, Engineering, and Technology education programs—which provides two years of full-time college paid for the member to obtain an Associates or Bachelors degree in Engineering or Technology.
Your training will qualify you for such civilian jobs as:
• Electronics Technician
• Guidance Systems Specialist
• Radio and Radar Repair
• Computer Technician
• Telephone Repair
Give back to your country and community while supplementing your income, earning great benefits, valuable training, and experience! Some of the benefits you will be eligible for include:
• Extra Income & Job Security
• Montgomery G.I. Bill Plus $4,500 in Tuition Assistance Annually
• Medical & Dental Benefits
• Base Privileges (unlimited commissary, exchange & recreation)
• Life Insurance
• Retirement Benefits
• Travel Benefits
Prior military service is not necessary to join. If you are between the ages of 17-36 (up to 40 with prior service) and ready to start your future in the Coast Guard Reserve, contact your nearest recruiter.
1-877-NOW-USCG, 1-877-669-8724 ext. 3215
All candidates applying for enlistment into the U.S. Coast Guard must meet basic age, physical, mental, civil, and citizenship eligibility criteria. Qualification for enlistment also requires passing an Armed Service Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB), and physical exam. Contact your local recruiter for qualifications. Reservists may be activated at times of emergency or disaster.
Other Locations:
Boston, MA
Baltimore, MD
San Juan, PR
Buffalo, NY
Are you looking for an exciting way to spend one weekend a month and two weeks each year? Electronics Technicians (ETs) are in charge of maintaining virtually all of the Coast Guard’s electronics systems – from navigation systems to Command, Control, and Communication (C3) systems.
They are responsible for the installation, maintenance, repair, and management of sophisticated electronic equipment, including command and control systems, shipboard weapons, guidance and fire-control systems, communications receivers and transmitters, data and voice-encryption equipment, navigation and search radar, tactical and electronic-detection systems, electronic-navigation equipment, and computers.
Being an ET requires a vast knowledge of electrical theory along with practical hands-on skills needed to repair and maintain C3 systems. ETs in the Coast Guard learn how to repair and maintain HF SSB transceiver systems, antenna systems, VHF mobile transceivers, Direction Finders, GPS receivers, small boat Radar, depth finders, and integrated control systems. As you advance, other training is available—Advanced Computer, Engineering, and Technology education programs—which provides two years of full-time college paid for the member to obtain an Associates or Bachelors degree in Engineering or Technology.
Your training will qualify you for such civilian jobs as:
• Electronics Technician
• Guidance Systems Specialist
• Radio and Radar Repair
• Computer Technician
• Telephone Repair
Give back to your country and community while supplementing your income, earning great benefits, valuable training, and experience! Some of the benefits you will be eligible for include:
• Extra Income & Job Security
• Montgomery G.I. Bill Plus $4,500 in Tuition Assistance Annually
• Medical & Dental Benefits
• Base Privileges (unlimited commissary, exchange & recreation)
• Life Insurance
• Retirement Benefits
• Travel Benefits
Prior military service is not necessary to join. If you are between the ages of 17-36 (up to 40 with prior service) and ready to start your future in the Coast Guard Reserve, contact your nearest recruiter.
1-877-NOW-USCG, 1-877-669-8724 ext. 3215
All candidates applying for enlistment into the U.S. Coast Guard must meet basic age, physical, mental, civil, and citizenship eligibility criteria. Qualification for enlistment also requires passing an Armed Service Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB), and physical exam. Contact your local recruiter for qualifications. Reservists may be activated at times of emergency or disaster.
Other Locations:
Boston, MA
Baltimore, MD
San Juan, PR
Buffalo, NY
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