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VTG Defense
Electronics Technician Maintenance I
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An Electronics Technician helps engineers design and develop electrical and electronic equipment. Assists with diagrams and specifications for design, construction of product prototypes, testing and calibration, technical problem solving, equipment repair and maintenance while ensuring regulatory safety standards are met.
$81,630 / year median in Virginia
-1% projected decline
Job Description
Electronics Technician Maintenance I VTG Defense United States, Virginia, Chantilly 14291 Park Meadow Drive (Show on map) Aug 17, 2026
Overview VTG is seeking a full-timeCleared Telecommunications Infrastructure Technicianto support Navy/NMCI network infrastructure work across the National Capital Region, with possible travel up to 20%.This is a hands-on field role focused primarily on copper and fiber telecommunications infrastructure. The technician will install, terminate, label, dress, test, and troubleshoot copper and fiber cabling in IDF/MDF and other communications environments. Work may also include patch panels, wire managers, cable conveyance, cabinet installation, UPS/PDU installation, and authorized basic power work from existing panels to cabinets, including breaker and receptacle installation. What will you do? Install, terminate, label, dress, test, and troubleshoot copper and fiber cabling
Install and support patch panels, wire managers, cable conveyance, and cabinets
Perform authorized basic power work from existing panels to cabinets, including breaker and receptacle installation
Install UPS units and PDUs in communications cabinets
Use copper and fiber test equipment, such as Fluke or equivalent
Maintain clean, organized, and standards-based cabling work
Support IDF/MDF and other communications-space buildouts
Work independently at government customer sites and meet installation schedules
Provide basic field updates, test results, labeling information, and closeout documentation as required
Travel up to 20% and support overtime as mission needs require Do you have what it takes? Install, terminate, label, dress, test, and troubleshoot copper and fiber cabling
Install and support patch panels, wire managers, cable conveyance, and cabinets
Perform authorized basic power work from existing panels to cabinets, including breaker and receptacle installation
Install UPS units and PDUs in communications cabinets
Use copper and fiber test equipment, such as Fluke or equivalent
Maintain clean, organized, and standards-based cabling work
Support IDF/MDF and other communications-space buildouts
Work independently at government customer sites and meet installation schedules
Provide basic field updates, test results, labeling information, and closeout documentation as required
Travel up to 20% and support overtime as mission needs require