DOD Hiring Tactical Data System Repairers (Up to $70,800/Year)

Earn a competitive salary while serving your country! The Department of Defense (DOD) is seeking skilled individuals to fill Tactical Data System Repairer positions. These critical roles ensure the smooth operation of vital communication and information processing systems used by the military.

What you’ll do:

As a Tactical Data System Repairer, you’ll be responsible for the maintenance and repair of complex systems, both in the field and aboard ships. Your duties will include:

• Troubleshooting and maintaining tactical data systems, including common hardware/software suites.
• Installation, configuration management, system administration, and maintenance.
• Applying mechanical, electronic, and electrical principles to repair procedures.
• Utilizing electronic test equipment and understanding communication security (COMSEC) policies.
• Working with computer networks, hardware, and software, as well as telecommunications, radar, and sensor equipment.

Where you’ll work:

Tactical Data System Repairers typically work in repair shops and laboratories, both on land and aboard ships, offering diverse work environments.

What you’ll learn:

The comprehensive military training program will equip you with the necessary skills. Training includes classroom instruction and hands-on experience, covering:

• Application of mechanical, electronic, and electrical principles.
• Maintenance and repair procedures, including line installation and wiring techniques.
• Use of electronic test equipment and COMSEC procedures.
• Computer networks, hardware, and software.
• Repair of telecommunications, radar, ground sensor, and COMSEC equipment.

How much you’ll earn:

The median military salary for Tactical Data System Repairers is $70,800 per year. The salary range extends from $22,726 to $212,992, depending on experience, rank, and location.

Is this you?

If you have a strong aptitude for problem-solving, an interest in electronics, and the ability to work with electrical, electronic, and electrochemical equipment, this could be the perfect career for you. Prior experience in related civilian careers, such as Computer, Automated Teller, and Office Machine Repair, or Telecommunications Installation and Repair, can be beneficial.

Ready to serve?

Enlistment in the military is required for this position. All enlisted service members complete basic military training, which includes classroom and field instruction, covering tactical and survival skills, physical training, military life and customs, and weapons training.

Start your journey today! Contact your local military recruiter to learn more about this exciting opportunity and how you can contribute to the defense of our nation.

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