Avionics Technician - Pembroke Pines

Phoenix East Aviation•Pembroke Pines, FL

4d•Onsite

About The Position

The Avionics Technician reports directly to the Director of Maintenance and is responsible for troubleshooting, repairing, installing, and maintaining avionics systems across Wayman's Cessna, Diamond, and Piper aircraft training fleet. The position requires knowledge of general aviation avionics systems, aircraft instrumentation, regulatory requirements, and avionics installation practices, along with strong technical judgment and independent problem-solving skills to support aircraft reliability, safety, and fleet availability. The technician performs avionics installations, modifications, upgrades, inspections, testing, and documentation in accordance with applicable FAA regulations, approved technical data, manufacturer requirements, and company procedures. Work includes glass cockpit systems, aircraft instrumentation, communications and navigation equipment, IFR systems, and ADS-B. The technician evaluates issues and recommends repair, replacement, or upgrade solutions; coordinates maintenance activities with the Director of Maintenance and other personnel; and manages assigned projects, including planning, scheduling, materials, and cost considerations. This is a full-time position with a typical Monday-through-Friday schedule. Work hours are established based on departmental needs and operational priorities, and additional hours may be required. The hourly pay range is $38.00–$45.00. The work is performed in a hangar and aircraft maintenance environment and involves hands-on work throughout aircraft. Applicants are subject to a pre-employment drug screen.

Requirements

Three to five years of experience installing, troubleshooting, and repairing avionics systems on general aviation aircraft.
Demonstrated experience diagnosing and resolving aircraft avionics issues.
Working knowledge of applicable FAA regulations and avionics maintenance documentation requirements.
Ability to read and interpret technical manuals, wiring diagrams, schematics, and approved technical data.
Ability to perform assigned work safely and in accordance with applicable regulatory and company requirements.
Ability to interpret and apply relevant FAA regulations, approved technical data, and Supplemental Type Certificate (STC) requirements.
Strong knowledge of IFR avionics systems and applicable certification requirements.
Ability to diagnose and resolve avionics issues across varied aircraft systems and manufacturers.
Ability to evaluate technical problems, identify root causes, and implement effective solutions.
Ability to independently manage assigned projects, including timelines, materials, and budget considerations.
Ability to communicate technical information clearly and work effectively with maintenance personnel and department leadership.
Ability to prioritize tasks, maintain accurate documentation, and manage multiple assignments.
Ability to work independently within assigned responsibilities and recognize when technical or regulatory issues require additional review.
Ability to perform hands-on avionics work throughout aircraft in a hangar and maintenance environment.
Ability to stand, walk, bend, kneel, reach, climb, and work in confined or elevated aircraft areas, as applicable to assigned tasks.
Ability to use applicable hand tools, diagnostic equipment, and standard maintenance equipment.
Ability to lift and move tools, equipment, and aircraft components in accordance with job requirements and safety procedures.

Nice To Haves

Experience working with Cessna, Diamond, and Piper aircraft.
Extensive experience with Garmin and other manufacturers' glass cockpit systems, including installations, configuration, and troubleshooting.
Experience with ADS-B installations, testing, troubleshooting, and applicable compliance requirements.
Experience supporting IFR avionics systems, testing, and certification-related activities.
Experience with STC-related installations and modifications.
Relevant avionics training, manufacturer certifications, or other industry-recognized technical credentials.
Current Federal Communications Commission (FCC) license, if applicable to the position's assigned duties.

Responsibilities

Troubleshoot, diagnose, repair, and maintain avionics systems across a multi-manufacturer general aviation fleet.
Perform avionics installations, modifications, upgrades, and related work in accordance with applicable FAA regulations, approved technical data, and manufacturer requirements.
Identify and resolve complex avionics issues, including issues requiring independent analysis and technically sound solutions.
Maintain current working knowledge of avionics technologies, equipment, and industry practices to support aircraft operational readiness and fleet utilization.
Troubleshoot and repair glass cockpit systems, aircraft instrumentation, communications and navigation equipment, and other avionics systems.
Support IFR certification requirements and related avionics inspections, testing, and documentation, as applicable to assigned work and qualifications.
Perform and support ADS-B installations, troubleshooting, and compliance-related work.
Evaluate avionics issues and recommend appropriate repair, replacement, or upgrade solutions.
Coordinate maintenance activities with the Director of Maintenance and other relevant personnel to support operational priorities and minimize aircraft downtime.
Manage assigned projects, including work planning, scheduling, materials coordination, and cost considerations.
Maintain accurate maintenance records and documentation in accordance with applicable regulatory and company requirements.
Ensure work is performed in accordance with applicable safety procedures, technical standards, and regulatory requirements.
Perform other related duties as assigned.