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Senior Marine Electronics Tech

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concord marine electronicsMundelein (IL)
Electrical and Electronics Installers and Repairers, Transportation EquipmentShip Building and Repairing

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$30–$43

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About the role

Job Description: Concord Marine Electronics is hiring an experienced marine electronics / marine electrical technician to join our team at Lauderdale Marine Center in Fort Lauderdale. If you’ve been the “go-to” tech on larger boats and yachts and want cleaner projects, better support, and clear advancement, this role is for you. Why senior techs stay long term at Concord Real team: techs, office, and leadership actually work together on projects. Strong back office: scheduling, purchasing, and admin support you instead of dumping chaos on you. Quarterly reviews: space to talk about wins, misses, and how to improve together. Growth mindset: we’re always tightening systems, investing in training, and raising the bar. You’re not stuck in “this is how we’ve always done it.”
About the role: You’ll be a senior-level technician working primarily on larger motor yachts, typically 60–200+ ft. You’ll handle navigation, communications, networks, Starlink and 5G, audio video, and related yacht systems from survey and troubleshooting through installation, commissioning, and support. If most of your background is on quality 35–80 ft vessels or commercial / government boats and you’ve been the “fix it” person on complex jobs, we still want to talk.
What you’ll do:
  • Diagnose, repair, and install marine electronics on 60–200+ ft yachts in South Florida
  • Work with systems from Garmin, Furuno, Raymarine, Simrad, Peplink, Starlink, Crestron, JL Audio, and others
  • Design and implement NMEA 2000 and IP-based networks, WiFi, and onboard connectivity
  • Document work, update drawings, and communicate clearly with captains, owners, and project managers
  • Support yard periods and new-build / refit projects at Lauderdale Marine Center and nearby yards
  • Occasionally travel for vessel support and project work as needed (domestic and overseas new builds)
  • What you bring 3+ years of recent marine electronics or marine electrical experience on yachts or commercial/government vessels
  • Hands-on experience with major brands (Garmin, Furuno, Raymarine, Simrad, Crestron, etc.)Strong troubleshooting skills with networks, WiFi, and IP devices onboardNMEA and/or manufacturer certifications preferred – or a clear plan to obtain them with our support
  • Ability to work full-time in the Fort Lauderdale / Broward / South Florida area
  • Valid driver’s license, clean driving record, and eligibility to work in the USAWhat you get
  • Hourly pay from $30–$43 depending on experience and capabilities$5,000 sign-on bonus paid after 180 days of successful full-time employment 401(k) with company match, health and life insurance
  • Paid holidays and vacation
  • Company vehicle for qualified senior technicians, plus uniforms and communication allowance
  • Stable company in business since 1988 with 190+ five-star Google reviews
  • Support from in-house engineering, project management, and purchasing so you’re not left on an island
  • Clear path to senior lead tech and project roles for top performers, with commissions and bonuses tied to performance
If you’re an experienced marine electronics or marine electrical technician in South Florida and want to work on serious yachts with a serious team, we’d like to talk. Please apply here on LinkedIn and we’ll follow up with qualified candidates for a confidential conversation.

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