Aviation Data Analyst

Garmin International, Inc.•Chandler, AZ

12h•Onsite

About The Position

Garmin is seeking full-time Aeronautical Data Analysts to work onsite in its Chandler, Arizona office, with a focus on candidates local to the Phoenix metro area. This active and ongoing posting reflects the company’s commitment to hiring as its Aeronautical Analysts teams grow. The anticipated start date is February 8, 2027. The role processes and maintains aeronautical data used in aviation systems. The analyst edits, validates, and enhances data using proprietary and third-party tools, applies quality assurance processes, and helps deliver dependable products to aviation customers. The position contributes to Garmin’s aviation systems, which are designed to enhance safety, performance, and reliability. Analysts use established methods and standards to process data and database updates, test Garmin aeronautical data products, and document work. They work collaboratively, learn and apply processes, identify and resolve basic data issues, and contribute ideas for continuous improvement. The role also includes acquiring and maintaining applicable DO-200A qualifications and training, working with aeronautical publications and database records, and communicating with aviation-related organizations when directed.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in aviation, a private pilot rating, or at least one year of experience in a substantially similar role that would allow completion of the essential functions.
Excellent academic record; a cumulative GPA of at least 3.0 is the general rule.
Basic working knowledge and understanding of aeronautical charting principles relevant to Garmin’s business needs.
Knowledge of industry standards.
Strong typing skills; familiarity and proficiency with PC applications and Windows operating systems; and ability to learn new software quickly.
Attention to detail and ability to work proactively and effectively with minimal supervision.
Ability to prioritize and multitask in a flexible, fast-paced, and challenging environment.
Good interpersonal and technical communication skills.
Ability to work and thrive in a technical environment and complete well-defined basic tasks.

Nice To Haves

Previous work experience as a TERPS Specialist or aeronautical information specialist.
Private pilot license with instrument rating.
Understanding of instrument flight rules, instrument procedures, and the United States National Airspace System.
Database skills and SQL knowledge.
Familiarity with cartography and GIS principles and methodologies.
Bilingual skills.

Responsibilities

Edit, manipulate, and maintain aeronautical data using custom and third-party software.
Apply appropriate aeronautical specifications to data and products.
Help evaluate and process database updates according to established methodology.
Identify and resolve basic issues or risks using appropriate aeronautical data capture techniques.
Conduct testing and evaluation of Garmin aeronautical data products.
Perform established quality assurance operations and complete tasks as directed by a Team Leader or mentor.
Follow Garmin’s Mission Statement and Quality Policy.
Develop a fundamental understanding of Garmin’s Aeronautical Data development process and use production tools.
Work collaboratively to achieve team goals and contribute ideas for continuous improvement.
Document work thoroughly and in an organized manner; learn, understand, and apply established or new processes and provide input related to processes and projects.
Recognize and process multiple source types, and translate or compile necessary information for tasks within a standard framework.
Apply field knowledge within documented standards to identify and solve problems.
Maintain and use knowledge of industry standards for accurate and dependable data input and manipulation.
Acquire and maintain applicable DO-200A associate qualifications, initial and follow-on training, and insert, update, and delete records in AeroNavData’s DO-200A-qualified database.
Process aeronautical sources from the Standard and Non-Standard Aeronautical Information Publications listed in the Data Source Manual.
Acquire a basic understanding of ARINC 424 specifications.
Contact NFDC, AeroNav Products associates, and Civil Aviation Authorities by email or phone when directed.
Use and understand database queries written in SQL for the Microsoft SQL Server database.