Aviation Electrical Technician - Fighter Aircraft

Science-and-Engineering-Services,-LLC-; Egg Harbor Township (NJ); On-site; USD 70,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Science and Engineering Services LLC seeks an Aircraft Electrician to maintain and modify military aircraft systems, focusing on electrical, electronic, and avionics wiring, in a high-pace environment. You will interpret manuals, install units per blueprints, and support project engineers throughout the lifecycle.

You must have five years of electrical experience on fighter aircraft, reside or be willing to work in the United States, and hold or be able to obtain a SECRET clearance.

Qualifications

• High School Diploma or GED required; technical or military training preferred.
• Minimum of five (5) years electrical experience with Fighter/Attack/Bomber aircraft maintenance.
• Active U.S. SECRET clearance or ability to obtain/maintain.

Responsibilities

• Maintain and modify aircraft using electrical, electronic, pneumatic, and test equipment.
• Interpret maintenance manuals and FAA FARs to repair aircraft and systems.
• Install avionics units per blueprints/specifications; assist engineers wherever needed.
• Read and follow technical orders, manuals, and revisions.
• Coordinate with project engineers to provide technical support and ensure airworthiness.

Skills

Verbal communication

Written communication

Interpersonal skills

Organizational skills

Time management

Analytical thinking

Problem solving

Prioritization

Work under pressure

Attendance reliability

Flexibility

Professional appearance

Education

High School Diploma or GED

Technical or Military Training

Tools

Soldering irons

Connector installation tools

Power tools

Job description

Science and Engineering Services LLC seeks an Aircraft Electrician to maintain and modify military aircraft systems, focusing on electrical, electronic, and avionics wiring, in a high-pace environment. You will interpret manuals, install units per blueprints, and support project engineers throughout the lifecycle.

You must have five years of electrical experience on fighter aircraft, reside or be willing to work in the United States, and hold or be able to obtain a SECRET clearance.