Early Warning Radar Operator Maintainer- Qatar

Role overview

Responsibilities

• Operate and maintain the Qatar Early Warning Radar system; plan, document, execute, and support radar operations and maintenance.
• Coordinate with engineering, logistics, maintenance, and operations teams and collaborate with the System Integration Lab, Systems Engineers, and Software Engineers.
• Document, develop, and implement solutions; present findings and solutions to leadership or customers.
• Troubleshoot radar systems using field equipment, diagnostics, unit self-tests, and built-in test equipment.
• Assess complex RF systems, monitor operations, isolate failures, and replace failed components.
• Plan and schedule maintenance using ALCS or equivalent systems; advise foreign military personnel on EWR operational and tactical procedures.
• Conduct on-the-job training and participate in CMOC practice-scenario exercises.
• Work rotating 12-hour shifts, respond to downing events, and perform required physical tasks in extreme environments.

Required qualifications

• Complete Early Warning Radar console certification through the U.S. Air Force or equivalent contractor instruction.
• Five years of experience testing, integrating, maintaining, aligning, adjusting, calibrating, and operating RF equipment associated with Early Warning Radar systems.
• Experience assessing complex RF systems, monitoring, troubleshooting, isolating failures, and replacing components.
• Proficiency in Microsoft Excel, Word, PowerPoint, and Outlook.
• Bachelor’s degree with at least five years of experience, or an advanced degree with at least three years; experience substitution is allowed, with ten years required without a degree.
• Active, transferable U.S. government-issued Secret clearance and U.S. citizenship.

Preferred qualifications

• Component-level Early Warning Radar operation and maintenance, Arabic literacy, and CORE Certification are preferred.
• Experience with CMOC exercises, ALCS or equivalent tools, on-the-job training, or coordination with customer representatives and contractors is preferred.

Workplace and schedule

• The assignment is described as long-term and onsite in Qatar.
• The role includes rotating 12-hour shifts, response to downing events, lifting up to 50 pounds, climbing eight flights of stairs, and working in extreme environments.

Compensation

• The posting lists a salary range of USD 95,500 to USD 181,700 without specifying a pay cadence.
• Benefits and incentive compensation may be available subject to eligibility and program terms.