NVIS Installation Technician

Aviation Specialties Unlimited•Boise, ID

2d•Onsite

About The Position

NVIS Installation Technician Company: Aviation Specialties Unlimited (ASU) Employment: Full-Time; Boise, Idaho (in-person) Department: Aircraft Services—Repair Station Travel: Up to 50% (some international) Travel Compensation: All business expenses paid + per diem Compensation: DOE + credentials Bring your skills to a mission that matters At Aviation Specialties Unlimited (ASU), we support real-world aviation missions by delivering Night Vision Imaging System (NVIS) compatible aircraft lighting and filtration upgrades that enable pilots and aircrew to safely and effectively use night vision goggles (NVGs) in low-light environments. These capabilities enhance situational awareness, improve crew safety, and help save lives during critical operations. We’re a mission-driven small business—your work is visible, your craftsmanship matters, and your ideas can directly improve how we serve customers. Position Summary As an NVIS Installation Technician you’ll install NVIS-compatible supplemental lighting and filtration systems on both rotorcraft and fixed-wing aircraft. You’ll follow applicable STC data and Repair Station standards, complete required documentation, provide professional customer support, and help strengthen our processes through continuous improvement.

Requirements

4+ years of experience in aircraft electrical/avionics installation/modification; NVIS/STC installation experience strongly preferred OR
FAA Mechanic Certificate with Airframe (A) and entry-level experience OR
ASTM/NCATT Aircraft Electronics Technician (AET) certification with 2+ years of experience
Strong attention to detail, documentation discipline, and a safety-first mindset
Continued airworthiness by interpreting and applying applicable regulations (e.g., 14 CFR, EASA, internal standards) to designs, changes, and in-service issues
Ability to interpret technical documentation and follow STC-driven procedures
Professional communication and customer service skills (you’ll represent ASU at customer sites)
Valid passport required (international travel)

Responsibilities

Install supplemental NVIS lighting and filtration systems per applicable STC data and approved procedures
Ensure tools and equipment remain compliant with calibration/inspection requirements throughout projects
Execute and distribute return-to-service documentation after work is completed and approved
Complete installation checklists, work orders, and required documentation per Repair Station Manual/forms requirements
Maintain accurate expense reporting after travel/installation assignments
Ensure initial and recurrent training records are documented and maintained per the Repair Station Training Manual
Develop working knowledge of FAA regulations/guidance applicable to the role and consistently comply with requirements
Provide technical support and troubleshooting to customers (remote and on-site)
Coordinate with customers, prospective customers, DERs, DARs, FAA, and foreign civil aviation authorities as needed during STC modifications
Keep Quality and Repair Station leadership informed of technical issues and recurring trends
Identify opportunities to improve manuals, specifications, checklists, and procedures and support updates through proper approvals
Participate in creating/updating Modification Specifications
Support additional Repair Station functions as needed (may include general maintenance and occasional administrative/back-office tasks)