Técnico de Mantenimiento de Simuladores I – Presencial

Airbus SE; México; On-site; MXN 420,000 - 540,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

On-site working model

Permanent contract

Global mobility programs

Major Medical Insurance

30 days of Year-End Bonus (Aguinaldo)

Food Coupons / Grocery Vouchers

Job summary

Airbus Mexico Training Center (AMTC) is seeking a Simulator Maintenance Technician I to perform maintenance tasks on flight simulators, ensuring compliance with manufacturer manuals and safety standards.

Responsibilities include daily reporting, technical support to users, and proper care of tools and environments. The role requires basic English and relevant electronics/communications training, with a path to permanent employment in a growing Latin American hub.

Qualifications

• Knowledge of maintenance manuals and schematic/electronic diagrams.
• Basic English proficiency to read technical documentation.
• Hands-on experience with hand tools and testing instruments.

Responsibilities

• Perform maintenance tasks per Work Order or supervisor instructions following manufacturer manuals and standards.
• Prepare and review daily maintenance reports and address any anomalies.
• Provide technical support to simulator users and resolve operational issues.
• Maintain tools and test instruments and keep work areas clean and organized.
• Identify unsafe conditions or anomalies and promote environmental care and resource efficiency.
• Collaborate with team to ensure smooth operations and objectives are met.

Skills

Manuals & schematics

Basic English

Hand tools usage

Education

Bachelor's degree in Communications and Electronics Engineering

Associate degree in Electronics

Job description

Airbus Mexico Training Center (AMTC) is seeking a Simulator Maintenance Technician I to perform maintenance tasks on flight simulators, ensuring compliance with manufacturer manuals and safety standards.

Responsibilities include daily reporting, technical support to users, and proper care of tools and environments. The role requires basic English and relevant electronics/communications training, with a path to permanent employment in a growing Latin American hub.