Robotics Warfare Specialist: civilian jobs and transferable skills
Navy RW Robotics Warfare Specialist experience builds transferable skills in robotics & autonomous systems, electronics, technical troubleshooting, testing, data analysis, and training. CivLaunch currently matches 9 open civilian jobs to this rating, including Avionics Technician at Duncan Aviation, Avionics Engineering Support at Leidos, and ERP Support Specialist at Hartzell Engine Technologies.
About the RW rating
Plans, operates, and supervises the use of Navy robotic and autonomous systems, and trains personnel to employ them. Performs preventive and corrective maintenance, configuration, testing, and troubleshooting, analyzes system data, and uses technical documentation and test equipment.
Ranked by how many of your skills each job uses. Strong matches share the most.
Avionics Technician
Duncan Aviation · Fort Lauderdale, FL
Good Match
$33.75–$48.65 an hour
Avionics
Entry level
Avionics technician at Duncan Aviation's Fort Lauderdale line station, hired at three levels. Tests, troubleshoots, repairs, and replaces avionics and instrument systems, may act as a qualified inspector, and trains less experienced staff. Associate degree or equivalent and Repairman Certificate eligibility required.
Why this matched
Your experience maps to electronics, technical troubleshooting, and testing.
Shares 4 of your 6 skills:
Electronics
Technical Troubleshooting
Testing
Training
Associate degree or equivalent experience
Requires: FAA Repairman Certificate eligibility
View JobOn duncanaviation.workgr8.com · Added Aug 27
Avionics Engineering Support
Leidos · Bedford, MA
Potential Match
$87,100–$157,450 a year
Avionics
Secret clearance
4+ years
Engineering support for airborne SATCOM and avionics integration on defense aircraft in Bedford, MA. Integrates terminals, antennas, and aircraft networks, troubleshoots problems, writes installation and test documentation, and supports ground and flight tests. Bachelor's plus four years; Secret clearance eligibility.
Why this matched
Your experience maps to electronics, technical troubleshooting, and testing.
Remote ERP analyst for Hartzell Engine Technologies (Signia Aerospace) in Montgomery, Alabama. Supports and configures the company's Epicor Kinetic cloud ERP used by manufacturing, supply chain, inventory, quality, and finance teams: troubleshoots user issues, helps with upgrades, trains users, and maintains documentation. Requires a bachelor's in information systems or similar and two to four years of ERP support.
Why this matched
Your experience maps to technical troubleshooting, data analysis, and training.
Production electronic test technician setting up test equipment and automated test systems, testing first-piece and production hardware from test methods, schematics, and specification drawings, isolating faults, and keeping test records.
Why this matched
Your experience maps to electronics, technical troubleshooting, and testing.
Shares 3 of your 6 skills:
Electronics
Technical Troubleshooting
Testing
Requires: Electronic technology certificate or degree
Circuit card repair technician at Innovative Aerosystems, the avionics maker formerly known as IS&S, in Exton, Pennsylvania. Finds faults on printed circuit boards with oscilloscopes, meters, and logic analyzers, replaces chips and other parts, solders surface-mount and through-hole components, reworks boards to engineering specs, runs functional tests, and logs repairs and recurring failures. Electronics degree, technical certificate, or military training.
Why this matched
Your experience maps to electronics, technical troubleshooting, and testing.
Third-shift electronics test technician at Innovative Aerosystems, the avionics maker in Exton, Pennsylvania. Calibrates, tests, and repairs customer avionics and instrument assemblies to the component level under FAA Part 145 repair station rules, runs acceptance tests, troubleshoots video, Ethernet, and display circuits, solders surface-mount parts, and documents results. Associate degree or equivalent plus five years.
Why this matched
Your experience maps to electronics, technical troubleshooting, and testing.
Assembly and test technician building hydraulic, pneumatic, and electromechanical valves and actuators for military aircraft, performing high-reliability soldering and crimping, working from drawings, and testing and reworking units.
Why this matched
Your experience maps to electronics, technical troubleshooting, and testing.
Day-shift electronics test technician at Innovative Aerosystems' Part 145 repair station in Exton, Pennsylvania. Calibrates, tests, and repairs avionics displays and instruments down to the component level, runs acceptance tests, and works with engineers on hard faults using scopes and meters. Needs an electronics associate degree or equivalent, five years of electronics repair, and SMT and through-hole soldering skills.
Why this matched
Your experience maps to electronics, technical troubleshooting, and testing.
Electronic calibration technician in the metrology lab of Moog's Military Aircraft Group in Torrance, California, which builds flight control actuators for aircraft such as the F-35. Calibrates and repairs electronic, hydraulic, and servo test stands and measuring equipment from procedures and military specs, and isolates faults to the component. Five years of calibration; $30 to $45 an hour.
Why this matched
Your experience maps to electronics, technical troubleshooting, and testing.
Shares 3 of your 6 skills:
Electronics
Technical Troubleshooting
Testing
View JobOn moog.wd5.myworkdayjobs.com · Added Oct 1