B2 Avionics Engineer – Certifying Staff, Onsite Switzerland

OnTarget Communications; Auch; On-site; EUR 130,000 - 195,000; Full time

Job summary

OnTarget Communications is seeking an experienced Avionics B2 Engineer for a fully onsite role in Switzerland. You will ensure safety, reliability, and performance of advanced aircraft systems while maintaining compliance with aviation regulations.

The role requires 5+ years of base maintenance on fixed-wing aircraft, an EASA Part‑66 B2 license, and fluent English. Certification activities, troubleshooting, and coordination with engineering and airworthiness teams are key responsibilities.

Qualifications

• 5+ years in base maintenance on fixed-wing aircraft.
• EASA Part‑66 Cat. B2 license required.
• Fluent in English.

Responsibilities

• Serve as certifying staff for maintenance activities.
• Oversee the completion of scheduled and unscheduled maintenance tasks, including the review and execution of related operational work orders.
• Provide technical guidance, diagnose faults, and carry out corrective actions to resolve aircraft issues.
• Document all maintenance activities accurately and ensure full compliance with applicable regulations and technical documentation.
• Coordinate with internal component repair, engineering, and airworthiness departments to ensure timely resolution of maintenance matters.
• Support aircraft recovery operations and assist customers during AOG events when required.

Skills

EASA Part-66 B2

Certifying staff

Fixed-wing maintenance

English fluent

Education

EASA Part-66 License

Tools

AOG coordination

MRO processes

Job description

OnTarget Communications is seeking an experienced Avionics B2 Engineer for a fully onsite role in Switzerland. You will ensure safety, reliability, and performance of advanced aircraft systems while maintaining compliance with aviation regulations.

The role requires 5+ years of base maintenance on fixed-wing aircraft, an EASA Part‑66 B2 license, and fluent English. Certification activities, troubleshooting, and coordination with engineering and airworthiness teams are key responsibilities.