Technical Insertion Engineer
@ ECS Tech Inc

Tucson, Arizona, United States
On Site
Full-time
Posted 7 days ago

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About the Role

ECS Tech Inc is seeking a Technical Insertion Engineer to work onsite at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base in Arizona. The role supports the 309 Aerospace Maintenance and Regeneration Group (AMARG) by providing expert engineering services.

Responsibilities

The engineer will:

  • Review AMARG projects and advise on process orders.
  • Execute facilities engineering projects and IPC initiatives.
  • Implement engineering change management.
  • Apply state-of-the-art industry knowledge for technology insertion.
  • Research and identify opportunities to optimize government tools and processes.

Additional Details

This role also involves familiarization with the government SBIR program and managing projects within the Air Force Sustainment Center (AFSC) Technology Roadmap Tool. A SECRET clearance is required.

Qualifications

  • Bachelor’s degree in any engineering discipline.
  • Three+ years of engineering experience.
  • Strong research and analysis skills for industrial and mechanical processes.
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How to Get Hired at ECS Tech Inc

🎯 Tips for Getting Hired

  • Customize your resume: Tailor it to ECS Tech Inc requirements.
  • Highlight clearance: Emphasize SECRET clearance early.
  • Research AMARG: Understand project and process specifics.
  • Prepare for technical questions: Review industrial processes and engineering projects.

📝 Interview Preparation Advice

Technical Preparation

Review industrial process control fundamentals.
Study SBIR program details and AFSC tools.
Practice technical problem-solving exercises.
Brush up on engineering change management.

Behavioral Questions

Describe teamwork in engineering projects.
Explain handling technical challenges under pressure.
Discuss past process improvement experiences.
Share examples of effective communication.

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