Communications Electronics Installation Technician - Alaska Crown Innovations, Inc. - 3.4 Anchorage, AK Job Details Full-time $20 - $49 an hour 1 day ago Benefits Health savings account Health insurance Dental insurance Flexible spending account Tuition reimbursement Paid time off Employee assistance program Vision insurance 401(k) matching Life insurance Qualifications Electronic meters Fabrication Digital multimeters Microsoft Excel Hand trucks Heavy equipment operation Technical documentation Interpreting technical drawings Providing information to customers Word embeddings Electronic systems troubleshooting Electrical schematic reading and interpretation Equipment troubleshooting Windows Antenna tower climbing Radio communication systems Troubleshooting electrical systems System testing Voltage testers Aviation Wiring and circuitry work Oscilloscopes Power tools Technical troubleshooting support Productivity software Equipment testing Pallet jack Hand tools Project stakeholder communication Field engineering Full Job Description Job Description Communications Electronics Installation Technician - Alaska Anchorage, Alaska | Full-Time | Approximately 25% Travel Throughout Alaska Position Overview Crown Innovations is seeking a highly motivated and skilled Communications Electronics Installation Technician based in Anchorage, Alaska to support our electronics installation operations throughout the state. This position requires approximately 25% travel within Alaska and includes a primary workspace based out of Anchorage. The typical schedule is Monday through Thursday, 6:00 AM to 4:30 PM , although non-standard hours may occasionally be required based on site and operational needs. Due to the geographic nature of the work, this position requires a high level of independence, technical confidence, adaptability, and sound judgment. Technicians may frequently work in geographically isolated locations and must be capable of identifying and implementing practical solutions to unique field conditions. The Electronics Technician will receive technical guidance from a Technical Manager and/or Engineer; however, the selected candidate will be expected to operate largely in a stand-alone capacity while serving as an on-site Electronics and Communications Subject Matter Expert (SME) . This role extends beyond traditional electronics installation. The technician must be capable of supporting the installation and integration of complete communications systems, including infrastructure, grounding, cabling, radios, antennas, and supporting equipment. Key Responsibilities Communications System Installation & Integration Install, configure, align, test, troubleshoot, and maintain VHF and UHF radios and associated communications systems. Set up and support Radio Control Equipment (RCE). Install new radio racks, radios, and other Government Furnished Equipment (GFE). Remove and properly dispose of legacy communications equipment. Connect and integrate Telco requirements, including Commercial Telco, RCL, Field Cable, and Fiber Optics. Conduct electronics testing procedures to verify proper system operation. Coordinate frequency outages with applicable FAA personnel and other stakeholders. Take electronic baseline readings and generate required documentation, including Facility Reference Data Files (FRDF), in accordance with FAA Technical Handbooks and established tolerances. Infrastructure & Physical Buildout Install new or upgraded electrical conduit and cable trays. Install and assemble equipment racks and supporting infrastructure. Install junction boxes required to support system functionality. Mount, remove, replace, and install antennas as required. Run, terminate, and test coaxial cable and other communications cabling. Install and test grounding systems, lightning protection, and surge protection measures. Perform basic electrical wiring and connections necessary to support communications systems. Ensure infrastructure is properly configured to support equipment installation and operational requirements. Engineering, Technical & FAA Interface Read, interpret, and implement engineering packages, schematics, blueprints, electrical drawings, and wiring diagrams. Implement approved field modifications when site conditions require adjustments to engineering plans. Participate in and support pre-installation meetings. Interface directly with FAA Air Traffic and Technical Operations personnel during radio installations and technical refresh activities. Troubleshoot electrical and electronic equipment associated with radio replacement and communications modernization projects. Apply working knowledge of electrical and electronic circuitry to resolve installation and operational issues. Work confidently in geographically isolated environments and develop solutions to unique field conditions. Communicate effectively with Technical Managers, Engineers, installation crews, customers, and other stakeholders. Perform other duties as assigned. Required Technical Experience Demonstrated experience installing, fabricating, maintaining, or supporting Military, Federal, FAA, or Commercial radio and electronic communications equipment. Experience installing or supporting FAA National Airspace System (NAS) communications systems, cabling, and equipment. Working knowledge of VHF and UHF AM radios, including software, alignment, and system setup. Experience setting up and supporting Radio Control Equipment (RCE). Understanding of Telco requirements, including Commercial Telco, RCL, Field Cable, and Fiber Optics. Ability to take electronic baseline readings and generate Facility Reference Data Files (FRDF) in accordance with FAA Technical Handbooks and tolerances. Experience interfacing with FAA Air Traffic and Technical Operations personnel during installation activities. Ability to follow engineering packages and implement approved field changes as required. Strong understanding of electrical and electronic circuitry. Ability to read and interpret engineering diagrams, schematics, blueprints, and wiring diagrams. Demonstrated troubleshooting ability involving electrical and electronic equipment. Proficiency using manual and power tools. Experience using common electronic test equipment, including multimeters, ohmmeters, power meters, oscilloscopes, or similar equipment. Working knowledge of Microsoft Windows and Microsoft Office, including Word and Excel. Minimum Required Qualifications Must be a U.S. Citizen. Must possess a valid driver's license and maintain an acceptable driving record. Must be able to obtain and maintain any required federal background investigation or security clearance. Associate's Degree, Electronics Degree, completion of a two-year technical training or certification program in a relevant field, or at least five years of directly related electronics installation/fabrication experience. Demonstrated ability to work independently with limited onsite supervision. Ability to exercise sound judgment and solve technical problems in geographically isolated environments. Ability to communicate effectively with technical teams, customers, management, and government stakeholders. Ability to work effectively within a multidisciplinary team environment. Ability to travel approximately 25% throughout the state of Alaska. Ability to work non-standard hours when required based on project or site needs. Employees must be able to independently cover travel-related expenses in advance, which are reimbursed in accordance with company policy. Preferred Technical Skills & System Exposure Experience with the following is strongly preferred but not required: Spectrum Analyzer Time-Domain Reflectometry Signal Generator Oscilloscope UHF/VHF radio alignment Microwave systems Voice Switch systems Air Traffic Control systems FAA NAS communications environments Commercial Driver's License (CDL) Experience pulling trailers Heavy equipment operation experience Physical & Work Environment Requirements Ability to stand, sit, crouch, kneel, and work in one position for extended periods. Ability to lift and move materials weighing up to 75 pounds. Ability to move objects weighing up to approximately 350 pounds using a hand truck, pallet jack, or similar equipment. Ability to climb and work at heights exceeding 60 feet. Ability to perform tower climbs when required for installation of junction boxes, cabling, antennas, lightning protection, and grounding systems. Ability to perform work in geographically isolated and potentially challenging field environments. Ability to occasionally perform work under severe time constraints with minimal supervision. Must be physically capable of safely performing the essential functions of the position. Schedule & Travel Typical schedule is: Monday through Thursday | 6:00 AM - 4:30 PM Employees must be flexible to work non-standard hours when required based on project and site conditions. This position requires approximately 25% travel throughout the state of Alaska . Compensation Communications Electronics Installation Technician -

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$20.00 - $49.00 per hour Compensation is determined based on experience, qualifications, geographic location, technical expertise, and internal equity considerations. Crown complies with all applicable state and local pay transparency requirements. The listed compensation range represents the good-faith range for this position at the time of posting. Actual compensation will be based on experience, qualifications, geographic considerations, and business needs. Benefits Generous Paid Time Off (PTO) Comprehensive Medical, Dental, and Vision Insurance Health Savings Account (HSA) Flexible Spending Account (FSA) 401(k) with Company Match Company Paid Life Insurance Tuition Reimbursement Employee Assistance Program Professional Development Opportunities Why Crown? Crown Innovations is a recognized leader in research, development, engineering, advanced integration, analytics, software, and strategic planning, with deep expertise supporting the modernization and continued evolution of the National Airspace System. For more than 30 years, Crown has supported a diverse portfolio of government and commercial clients, including the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), NASA, the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA), state and local governments, and commercial organizations. As a prime contractor supporting high-impact federal programs, Crown provides comprehensive capabilities across engineering, infrastructure modernization, lifecycle data management, modeling and simulation, software development, regulatory compliance, and emerging technologies. Our employees play a direct role in advancing aviation safety, improving operational performance, modernizing critical infrastructure, and shaping the future of air transportation. Crown has consistently been recognized as one of the best places to work in the Washington, DC area and is committed to providing employees with opportunities to grow professionally while contributing to meaningful mission-driven work. Persons unable to complete an online application should contact Crown HR for assistance at (703) 650-0663 ext. 3068. As a government contractor, most of the Crown positions require U.S. citizenship. Crown is a VEVRAA Federal Contractor.

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