Instrumentation Technician - RecruitMilitary Placement Services : Job Details

The client operates a world-class facility in Berkeley, California, focused on delivering breakthrough solutions in health and agriculture. With a mission rooted in Health for all, Hunger for none, the client is deeply committed to solving some of the world's toughest challenges. Their Berkeley site plays a critical role in this mission, housing advanced manufacturing and laboratory operations that contribute to global health and nutrition. Employees at this site are part of a collaborative, forward-thinking environment that values innovation, safety, and continuous learning.As an Instrumentation Maintenance Mechanic, you'll play a vital role in keeping sophisticated systems running at peak performance. A typical day includes performing preventative and predictive maintenance, troubleshooting instrumentation, calibrating equipment, and ensuring strict adherence to safety and documentation standards. You'll work closely with cross-functional teams and be part of ongoing projects that support critical manufacturing operations, including air handling systems, cold rooms, and water systems. You'll be expected to bring a hands-on approach to problem-solving while ensuring operational excellence in a regulated, high-impact environment.Veterans with military experience in electrical systems, avionics, fire control, nuclear propulsion, or other technical maintenance roles will find this role an excellent fit. Skills like troubleshooting electrical/pneumatic controls, reading schematics, performing calibrations, and adhering to strict procedural guidelines closely mirror military responsibilities. If you've worked with multimeters, PLCs, control panels, or electrical diagnostics, you already have a strong foundation for success in this position. Some examples of ideal military backgrounds that may fit this role are:U.S. Army 94F (Computer Detection Systems Repairer), 94E (Radio and Communications Security Repairer), and 91C (Utilities Equipment Repairer)U.S. Navy Electrician's Mate (EM), Electronics Technician (ET), or Interior Communications Electrician (IC), including Nuclear specialties.U.S. Air Force 2A6X1 (Aerospace Propulsion), 2A7X2 (Nondestructive Inspection), or 3E4X1 (Water and Fuel Systems Maintenance)U.S. Marine Corps 1142 (Engineer Equipment Electrical Systems Technician) or 6499 (Aviation Maintenance Data Specialist). These specialties emphasize troubleshooting, preventative maintenance, calibration, and working within highly regulated environments-directly reflecting the daily tasks and responsibilities of this role. Your experience working with multimeters, control systems, schematics, and safety protocols, such as NFPA 70E, will help you thrive in a civilian career with the client. Moreover, your ability to think critically, operate under pressure, and deliver mission-ready performance makes you an ideal candidate for this high-impact position.Located in the heart of the San Francisco Bay Area, Berkeley offers a unique blend of professional opportunity and vibrant lifestyle. With close proximity to world-class cultural institutions, outdoor recreation, and a thriving culinary and arts scene, it's an ideal place to live and work. The region also supports a strong community of fellow veterans, diverse neighborhoods, and access to continuing education through top-tier universities. Whether you're looking to settle down or launch the next phase of your civilian career, Berkeley provides a dynamic and supportive environment for veterans and their families. Job 58522