A&P Mechanic — Challenger 850 Flight Test Ops

SkyBridge Aviation; Mojave (CA); On-site; USD 110,000 - 140,000; Full time

Job summary

SkyBridge Aviation in Mojave, CA seeks an experienced A&P Mechanic to support flightline maintenance and flight-test activities on a Bombardier Challenger-based platform. Strong hands-on maintenance and the ability to work with modified aircraft systems are required.

The role emphasizes troubleshooting on the flightline, adherence to documentation standards, and collaboration with maintenance leadership to keep the aircraft mission-ready in an active test environment.

Qualifications

• FAA A&P certificate required or in-hand
• Direct CRJ 200 maintenance experience preferred
• Bombardier Challenger 600/800/850 platform experience highly valued
• Recent flightline, line-maintenance, or flight-test support experience favored
• Strong avionics, electrical, or systems troubleshooting with solid mechanical background
• Able to produce high-quality maintenance documentation in an active operational environment

Responsibilities

• Perform flightline maintenance and support flight-test operations on a Bombardier platform
• Troubleshoot and correct mechanical, electrical, and system discrepancies
• Complete inspections and scheduled/unscheduled maintenance per approved data
• Document work accurately and communicate with maintenance leadership
• Support a specialized atmospheric research aircraft operation on the flightline

Skills

A&P Certification

CRJ 200 experience

Challenger platform experience

Flightline maintenance

Electrical troubleshooting

Maintenance documentation

Job description

SkyBridge Aviation in Mojave, CA seeks an experienced A&P Mechanic to support flightline maintenance and flight-test activities on a Bombardier Challenger-based platform. Strong hands-on maintenance and the ability to work with modified aircraft systems are required.

The role emphasizes troubleshooting on the flightline, adherence to documentation standards, and collaboration with maintenance leadership to keep the aircraft mission-ready in an active test environment.