F-16 Engine Backshop Technician - F-16 Contract Logistics Support (CLS) (IRAQ)

V2X Current Openings•Madison, MS

2h•Onsite

About The Position

The F-16 Engine Backshop Technician is responsible for Oversight/Training/Instructing the host nation on the servicing, inspecting, troubleshooting, collecting engine data and repairing engines to ensure airworthiness. Determining feasibility and method of repairing or replacing malfunctioning or damaged components. Shall provide technical guidance and OJT to customer technicians. This role requires in-depth knowledge of turbine engines, especially Pratt & Whitney or General Electric engines commonly used in F-16 aircraft. Working in close collaboration with other maintenance team members, the technician oversees both routine and complex tasks, diagnosing issues and implementing repairs that meet strict military and safety standards. Attention to detail, adherence to technical manuals, and commitment to quality assurance are critical to success in this role.

Requirements

Must be able to obtain and maintain a US Secret security clearance.
In order to obtain a secret clearance, qualified candidates must have US Citizenship.
Ability to pass physical screening requirements
High school diploma or equivalent; an Associate’s or technical degree in aircraft maintenance or a related field is preferred.
Minimum of 8-10 years of experience working with military turbine engines, ideally on F-16 engines.
Extensive hands-on experience with Pratt & Whitney or General Electric engines for the F-16 aircraft.
Proficiency in using diagnostic tools, maintenance software, and technical manuals for turbine engines.
Ability to work in a fast-paced environment, meet deadlines, and adapt to changing priorities.
Strong understanding of safety standards and procedures for working with military aircraft.
Certification through a relevant military or civilian aviation authority (e.g., FAA, A&P) is highly desirable.
USAF 7 – Level skill or equivalent
Previous experience setting up Engine Back Shop work stations and shops.

Responsibilities

Routine and non-routine inspections of F-16 aircraft engine components, identifying issues or areas requiring attention.
Scheduled maintenance, including troubleshooting, removing, and installing engine components.
Utilizing advanced diagnostic equipment to assess engine conditions and analyze engine performance.
Repairing and replacing worn or damaged components, such as turbine blades, bearings, and seals, ensuring compliance with technical specifications.
Maintaining detailed records of work performed, including inspection and maintenance logs, and report findings to ensure accurate documentation.
Adhering to all safety protocols and technical manuals during maintenance procedures to ensure personnel safety and equipment functionality.
Collaborating with other technicians and engineers to discuss solutions for complex mechanical or technical issues.
Staying up-to-date on F-16 engine technologies, tools, and best practices by participating in ongoing training and professional development.