Aviation Powerplant & Electrical Technician

Anavia AG; Bilten; On-site; CHF 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

ANAVIA AG in Switzerland is seeking a skilled Powerplant and Electrical Technician to contribute to unmanned aviation. You will remove, install, and replace engine components, inspect and repair engine ancillary equipment, and conduct ground runs and tests.

You will install and repair electrical systems, test with oscilloscopes and multimeters, maintain logs and aircraft records to meet EASA directives, and uphold aviation safety and quality standards.

Qualifications

• 3–5 years hands-on experience in aircraft maintenance.
• Experience on engines, electrical systems, and mechanical components.
• Experience with turbine or piston aircraft engines is required.
• Helicopters, rotorcraft, or turboshaft engines are an advantage.

Responsibilities

• Remove, install, and replace engine components and assemblies following approved procedures.
• Inspect, troubleshoot, and repair engine ancillary equipment including fuel, ignition, oil, and cooling systems.
• Conduct engine ground runs and operational tests to verify function; maintain mounts, cowlings, exhaust and air induction systems.
• Install, inspect, test, adjust, and repair aircraft electrical systems including power generation, distribution, batteries, and wiring.

Skills

Aircraft electrical systems

Power generation & distribution

Reading schematics

Hand tools & torque wrenches

Electrical test equipment

Soldering

Education

Technical diploma in aircraft maintenance

Avionics training/certification

EASA Part-66 license

Tools

Oscilloscopes

Multimeters

Circuit testers

Soldering equipment

Hand tools

Job description

ANAVIA AG in Switzerland is seeking a skilled Powerplant and Electrical Technician to contribute to unmanned aviation. You will remove, install, and replace engine components, inspect and repair engine ancillary equipment, and conduct ground runs and tests.

You will install and repair electrical systems, test with oscilloscopes and multimeters, maintain logs and aircraft records to meet EASA directives, and uphold aviation safety and quality standards.