Aircraft Engine Technician – Depot Maintenance

Tyonek Native Corp; Jacksonville (FL); On-site; USD 60,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

Tyonek Native Corporation is seeking a depot-level aircraft maintenance technician in Jacksonville, FL. The role requires disassembling aircraft engines and assemblies, diagnosing issues, and reassembling after repairs, with emphasis on military engine platforms and manuals.

Candidates should have a high school diploma, 2+ years in aerospace/engine repair, and may hold an A&P license. Travel up to 25% may be required; U.S. citizenship and background checks are part of the process.

Qualifications

• High School Diploma or equivalent.
• A&P license not required but a plus.
• At least two (2) years of documented experience in Aerospace and/or Aircraft engine repair.
• Experience with military engine platforms (e.g., T-56, F-404, T700-GE-701).
• Preferred military installation Intermediate/DEPOT level maintenance experience.
• Up to 25% travel may be required.
• Must be a US Citizen.
• Must pass National Agency background check and post-offer drug testing.

Responsibilities

• Disassemble engines and related components as required.
• Break down major assemblies and inspect for defects.
• Determine parts functionality and reusability.
• Inspect, recondition, and assemble subassemblies.
• Maintain, repair, and test engines in shops or test cells.
• Analyze problems and perform corrective disassembly as needed.
• Follow preservation and de-preservation techniques for storage/shipments.
• Interpret technical orders and manuals; locate defects and plan repairs.
• Observe instrument readings and diagnose engine problems.

Skills

Aerospace maintenance

Troubleshooting

Reading blueprints/tech manuals

Manual dexterity

Education

High School Diploma or equivalent

Tools

Vibration analyzer

Pyrometer

Test benches

Job description

Tyonek Native Corporation is seeking a depot-level aircraft maintenance technician in Jacksonville, FL. The role requires disassembling aircraft engines and assemblies, diagnosing issues, and reassembling after repairs, with emphasis on military engine platforms and manuals.

Candidates should have a high school diploma, 2+ years in aerospace/engine repair, and may hold an A&P license. Travel up to 25% may be required; U.S. citizenship and background checks are part of the process.