Working in Sperry Marine means making a direct contribution to mission projects that keep our customers' vessels sailing in a safe and efficient manner, expanding the boundaries of possibility and reshaping the world we live in. Installs, troubleshoots, repairs, and tests marine products, normally aboard customers' vessels but may include land based and shop work. Oversees and supervises the shipboard installation of all Sperry Marine products. Stays with installed product during sea trial and makes adjustments to ensure proper working order. Performs training aboard ship to satisfy customer operational requirements. Provides and assists in the training of less experienced employees. Establishes and maintains customer relationships through routine visitations and contacts at customers' offices and vessels. At all times, promotes the company's products and services through customer relationships. Performs administrative functions including job paperwork, time sheets, expense records, and computer entries of such records. Prior to jobs aboard vessels, studies previous service records and secures sufficient information, tools and spare parts to ensure a high success rate. After jobs aboard vessels, provides adequate follow up to ensure customer satisfaction or to arrange follow up service. Prepares service reports on product malfunctions and reports of weekly activities. ​ High School Diploma Strong technical, electronic experience; or an Associate's Degree (preferred) in a technical discipline plus evidence of technical, electronic experience. 4 years of experience in electronic troubleshooting/diagnostics. Must be able to apply electronic and electro-mechanical theory. Must have the ability to obtain and maintain a valid FCC General License plus radar endorsement. Ability to frequently move and position objects weighing 40-50 lbs. Must be able to take a launch service 5 to 100 miles offshore and board by Jacob's ladder. Ability to work in areas of height or close spaces. Ability to be subject to a variety of atmospheric conditions. Ability to use standard test equipment such as multimeters, oscilloscopes, RF testing sets. Solid understanding of basic computer networking/IP addressing. Basic understanding of NMEA/IEC serial interfacing. Experience with Marine Navigation equipment, to include RADAR, Gyrocompasses, Steering/ autopilot systems, and ECDIS (Desirable).