B2 EASA Licensed Avionics Engineer

inMy Jet; Basel; Hybrid; CHF 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Professional growth

Ongoing training

Collaborative teams

Work on advanced aircraft

Job summary

Jet Aviation Basel is seeking a licensed Avionics Engineer to perform and supervise avionics maintenance within the license scope. You will log details in SAP, ensure high safety and quality standards, and collaborate with teams to deliver reliable results.

The role requires an EASA Part-66 B2 license with at least one type rating on major aircraft. Minimum two years of avionics experience and a diploma are required; proficiency in SAP and English is essential.

Qualifications

• EASA Part-66 B2 licensed engineer with at least one type rating.
• Minimum 2 years of experience as an Aircraft Avionics Technician.
• Technical diploma or equivalent (associate degree or 3-year technical education).
• Experience with Cabin IFE/CMS and communication systems is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Own and supervise maintenance tasks within your license scope, ensuring quality and safety.
• Log work details in SAP and meet deadlines with accuracy.
• Follow all safety rules and procedures (EHS) and maintain documentation.
• Keep job cards and time sheets updated daily and stay organized.
• Identify and report defects or hazards to keep operations running smoothly.
• Collaborate with team leads and project teams to achieve best results.

Skills

EASA B2 licence

Type ratings on aircraft

2+ years avionics experience

Fluent English

Education

Technical diploma

Tools

SAP ERP

Microsoft Office

Job description

# B2 EASA Licensed Avionics EngineerJet AviationBasel, BS, CH, 40305 days agoJob descriptionPosition SummaryStep into a role where your avionics expertise makes a real difference at Jet Aviation. We’re looking for a licensed Avionics Engineer who’s hands-on, safety-minded, and takes pride in doing the job right.You’ll handle avionics repairs, modifications, and troubleshooting within your license scope - making sure every task meets the highest safety, quality, and on-time delivery standards.Your Role• Own It: Take charge of executing, supervising, and checking maintenance tasks within your license scope — ensure every job is done right the first time.• Raise the Bar: Deliver precise, high-quality work, log every detail in SAP, and meet deadlines with pride and consistency.• Work Safe, Always: Follow all safety rules, EHS standards, and company procedures — protect yourself, your team, and the workplace.• Stay Sharp: Keep job cards, time sheets, and communications updated daily to stay organized and in control.• Fix and Improve: Spot issues early, report defects, and raise hazard or proactive reports to keep operations running smoothly.• Team Up: Collaborate closely with team leads, supervisors, and project teams to get the best results together.• Make It Happen: Support your colleagues, lend a hand when needed, and step up to take on extra tasks that help the team succeed.What We Offer You• An exciting and challenging job in a dynamic environment.• Opportunities for professional growth and ongoing training• Collaborative teams that foster respect, trust, and open communication• The chance to work on some of the world’s most advanced aircraftYour Profile• EASA Part-66 B2 licensed engineer with at least one type rating on Dassault Falcon, Gulfstream, Airbus or Boeing aircraft.• Minimum 2 years of experience as an Aircraft Avionics Technician.• Technical diploma (associate degree or 3-year technical education).• Experience with Cabin IFE/CMS and communication systems is a strong advantage.• Solid knowledge of avionics systems and aircraft maintenance documentation.• Understanding of EASA regulations, aviation authority standards, and release processes.• Proficient in SAP ERP or similar systems, and Microsoft Office tools.• Good technical English (written/spoken); capable of interpreting AMMs.• Strong communication and problem-solving skills.Ready to advance your avionics career with an industry leader? Apply now and become part of a team that’s shaping the future of aviation.