Aircraft Mechanic II - Avionics and Electrical Technician

Tyonek Native Corporation•Fort Indiantown Gap, PA

About The Position

Performs inspections, maintenance, modifications, and repairs on avionics, electrical, and instrumentation systems and subsystems in accordance with OEM and military service guidance. Supports customer requirements by troubleshooting, performing maintenance repairs, installing components, and making modifications in hangar and flight line environments. The role includes testing and troubleshooting aircraft systems, conducting operational and preventive checks, maintaining onboard circuitry, and repairing or replacing components and wiring. The technician follows written maintenance and logistics procedures and applicable FAA regulations, and maintains a clean, organized workplace. Other duties may be assigned.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
Completion of a technical or military aircraft avionics, electrician, or armament electrician maintenance course.
Five years of direct experience in avionics maintenance and flight line troubleshooting, including post-maintenance operational checks.
Military rotary-wing experience.
Must be a U.S. citizen.
Must be able to supply common personal tools to perform duties.
Ability to perform the essential duties and physical functions described in the posting, with reasonable accommodation where applicable.

Nice To Haves

FCC General Radiotelephone Operator License (GROL).

Responsibilities

Comply with written maintenance and logistics procedures and policies, and applicable FAA regulations.
Replace components, repair wiring circuits, and repair simple electronic equipment.
Test and troubleshoot equipment using instruments such as digital multimeters, signal generators, ohm meters, bonding meters, and milliohm meters.
Read schematics and build and install wire bundles.
Use electronic test equipment and prepare aircraft for flight line inspection.
Troubleshoot aircraft electronics and determine courses of action for fault isolation and correction.
Test instruments and maintain onboard circuitry.
Perform maintenance, authorized modifications, and operational checks on equipment.
Repair, replace, and conduct operational and preventive checks and alignments on aircraft flight controls, stabilization systems, avionics, electrical systems, and controlled cryptographic equipment.
Maintain a clean and organized workplace.
Perform other duties as assigned.