Aviation Component Repair Technician II

V2X Inc; Madison (MS); On-site; USD 52,000 - 75,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Healthcare coverage

Life insurance, AD&D, and disability

Retirement plan

Wellness programs

Paid time off

Tuition Reimbursement

Learning and Development resources

Employee assistance resources

Job summary

V2X Inc. seeks an Aircraft Component Repair Technician to perform overhaul and repair of aviation mechanical components across multiple shop areas. The role emphasizes accuracy, safety, and adherence to schedules in a dynamic production environment.

The technician will maintain status reports, manage weekly inventories, and serve as the subject matter expert in their area. FAA license is preferred but not mandatory, with strong emphasis on deep mechanical knowledge.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or GED required.
• 2+ years of aircraft component maintenance experience preferred.
• FAA Airframe and Power Plant license preferred but not required.
• Strong technical knowledge in aircraft mechanical component repair.

Responsibilities

• Perform aircraft component overhaul and repair.
• Act as the SME in the shop assigned.
• Maintain daily component status reports.
• Manage weekly component inventory and status reports using multiple sources.
• Interpret a variety of instructions in written, oral, diagram, or schedule forms.
• Plan and execute component repair activities.
• Recognize or identify problems and provide input for solutions.
• Read, understand, and respond to logbook notations.

Skills

Aircraft component maintenance

Reading & interpreting instructions

Education

High school diploma or GED

Job description

V2X Inc. seeks an Aircraft Component Repair Technician to perform overhaul and repair of aviation mechanical components across multiple shop areas. The role emphasizes accuracy, safety, and adherence to schedules in a dynamic production environment.

The technician will maintain status reports, manage weekly inventories, and serve as the subject matter expert in their area. FAA license is preferred but not mandatory, with strong emphasis on deep mechanical knowledge.