Licensed Aircraft Engineer B2

Try&Hire; Altenrhein; On-site; CHF 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Try&Hire seeks an avionics and electric maintenance engineer to perform scheduled maintenance on various aircraft types within an EASA Part-145 team, including troubleshooting and rectification, and minor bench work to install or upgrade systems.

The role is on-site with 100% workload and offers a 3–6 month interim period, with potential to become permanent and opportunities to obtain additional type-ratings.

Qualifications

• EASA Part-66 license is required.
• Swiss/EU passport and driving license required.
• Experience with multiple aircraft types is beneficial.
• Good IT skills and proficient English language ability.

Responsibilities

• Perform avionic and electric scheduled maintenance tasks within an EASA Part-145 maintenance team.
• Work on different aircraft types and components, including troubleshooting and rectification.
• Carry out minor bench work and installation/upgrade of systems.
• Provide AOG and field repair support for customer aircraft.
• Assist in improving and maintaining technical standards and procedures of base maintenance.
• Provide technical support during investigations and communications with manufacturers and customers.

Skills

Driving license

Swiss/EU passport

Aircraft type experience

Self-responsibility

Independence

IT skills

English proficiency

German or French knowledge

Education

EASA Part 66 license

Job description

You perform avionic and electric maintenance on various aircraft types within an EASA Part-145 maintenance organisation, including troubleshooting and AOG support.

Your tasks

• Perform avionic and electric scheduled maintenance tasks within an EASA Part-145 maintenance team
• Work on different aircraft types and components, including troubleshooting and rectification
• Carry out minor bench work and installation and upgrading of systems
• Provide AOG and field repair support for customer aircraft
• Assist in improving and maintaining technical standards and procedures of base maintenance
• Provide technical support during investigations and communication with manufacturers and customers

What you bring

• EASA Part 66 B2 license required
• Swiss or EU passport and a driving license required
• Experience on various business and regional aircraft types beneficial
• High degree of self-responsibility for designated work and maintenance documentation
• Ability to work independently
• Good IT skills
• Good knowledge of English, written and spoken; German and/or French is a plus

Conditions

• Workload: 100 %
• Work model: On site
• Option of a permanent position after the assignment if both sides want it

What to expect

• Flexible working hours
• 3–6 months interim, then a permanent position
• Opportunity to obtain additional type-ratings
• Independent work environment in a growing mid-sized company