TSC

SensorPayloadOperator/Technician

BPC Site 1 FULL TIME
Market Sentiment
HIGH DEMAND

Neural analysis suggests this role is
optimal for Mid+ candidates.

The Brief

“Sensor Payload Operator/Technician at TSC. Skills: Sensor Payload Operation, Maritime Surveillance, Troubleshooting, Maintenance. Operate aircraft sensor payloads during surveillance missions. Detect, locate, and identify maritime targets”

What You'll Achieve.

Accomplish surveillance missions

Industry & Context.

Problems you'll solve

Troubleshooting of airborne sensor payload systems

Eligibility Requirements

Rotational assignments of three months or longer, Meals and lodging allowance, Valid US Passport through deployment periods, Ability to maintain the physical conditioning necessary to perform mission-critical tasks, Ability to travel with reasonable notice for assignments lasting up to three months, Successful completion of a comprehensive background check, Verification of Security Clearance, Drug screening

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

Four (4) or more years of relevant military training/qualification and operational experience, Operational experience working with new technology, Controlling a family of systems to include AIS, Radar, and EO/IR Gimbals simultaneously, Valid US Passport through deployment periods, Ability to maintain the physical conditioning necessary to perform mission-critical tasks, Ability to travel with reasonable notice for assignments lasting up to three months, Ability to read, write, speak, and understand English

Nice to Have

Excellent interpersonal skills, Ability to maintain good working relationships with the tasking authority, local officials, customer on-site representatives, and crew members, Experience in combined overland and overwater surveillance and international operations, Technical knowledge and practical experience in Operational and/or Developmental Test, troubleshooting and maintenance of airborne sensor payload systems, Ability to provide professional references as requested

What You'll Do.

Operate aircraft sensor payloads during surveillance missions

and identify maritime targets

Support real-time communication with crew and ground personnel

Prepare detailed written reports on mission observations

Complete post-mission equipment performance reports

Maintain clear communication with crew and ground personnel

Conduct maintenance and troubleshooting of airborne sensor payload systems

Assist ISR Systems Engineers

Participate in aviation and non-aviation roles

Deliver program capability briefings

Support integration activities for sensor systems

Perform additional related duties

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Support real-time communication with the crew and ground personnel; Maintain clear communication with crew and ground personnel; Actively participate in both aviation and non-aviation roles within the deployed team; Maintain good working relationships with the tasking authority, local officials, customer on-site representatives, and crew members

Communication Scope

Ability to read, write, speak, and understand English; Ensure clear communication in for purposes of safety protocols, team coordination, reporting, etc.

Full Job Description

TSC has immediate openings for **Sensor Payload Operators and Technicians** to conduct maritime surveillance missions on manned aircraft for civil fisheries enforcement across locations in the Western and Central Pacific. Missions are executed in accordance with air tasking orders, with TSC providing mission **differences** training. These roles involve daily extended overwater surveillance at various altitudes, including low-level overwater maneuvers, using a civilian-registered King Air aircraft. As a Sensor Payload Operator or Technician, you will be responsible for locating, identifying, and reporting intelligence on maritime targets. You will be expected to leverage pre-mission reporting and mission planning in conjunction with all available platform sensors including AIS, Radar, and EO/IR gimbal to accomplish surveillance missions. Preference will be given to candidates with technical expertise and hands-on experience in the testing, troubleshooting, and maintenance of airborne sensor payload systems. This position requires rotational assignments of three months or longer, subject to mutual agreement. TSC offers meals and lodging allowance. **Responsibilities:** * Operate aircraft sensor payloads during surveillance missions, including detecting, locating, and identifying maritime targets, and support real-time communication with the crew and ground personnel to ensure mission success. * Prepare detailed written reports on mission observations, complete post-mission equipment performance reports, and maintain clear communication with crew and ground personnel. * Conduct maintenance and troubleshooting of airborne sensor payload systems in accordance with TSC Maintenance SOP and Manufacturer/OEM guidelines, assisting ISR Systems Engineers as needed. * Actively participate in both aviation and non-aviation roles within the deployed team, including delivering program capability briefings to local officials and supporting integration activities for sensor systems.

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