Avionics Technician

Adhere to General Work Requirements
Perform inspection, make adjustment and repair, replace components, and correct any malfunction or deficiency with and without power applied to the aircraft
Perform maintenance on customer aircraft in accordance with applicable technical data and FAA/JAA regulations
Access and re-install aircraft components, which obstruct the performance of assigned tasks
Perform basic mechanical and electrical removals and installations
Document work performed per Inspections Procedures Manual (IPM)
Work on aircraft as well as in shops
Perform other tasks, for example, cleaning aircraft using approved materials, methods, and equipment, load and secure ballast and/or freight as required
Coordinate with technical representatives, lab, and other personnel in resolving systems or component problems
Fabricate parts/wire harness and install per engineering specifications
Assist with repairs on components detached from the aircraft, for example, flaps, ailerons, elevators, rudders, doors, and leading edges
Assist with complex repairs at on-site and off-site locations
Assist with engine removal and installation
Assist in development of installations for engineering
Assist with fueling/defueling aircraft as required

You typically have 1 year aircraft electrical/mechanical experience or 2 years electrical avionics technical school with certificate or equivalent military/vendor training (preferred)
You have the ability to read and interpret engineering documents and repair manuals