Avionics Acceptance Test Technician I

Astronautics Corporation of America; Oak Creek (WI); On-site; USD 42,000 - 66,000; Full time

Job summary

Astronautics Corporation of America, headquartered in Oak Creek, Wisconsin, is seeking an Acceptance Test Technician to perform final testing of airborne displays, servers and computers on-site. You will document results, complete Failure Report Forms, and collaborate with engineering to improve processes.

Qualified candidates have an associate degree in electronics or EE, can read drawings, operate oscilloscopes, and lift up to 35 pounds. U.S.

Qualifications

• Associate's degree in electronics or electrical engineering from an accredited institution or equivalent military training.
• The ability to read, understand and accurately follow quality procedures, test procedures, change orders and other operating instructions.
• Must be able to interpret engineering drawings and schematics.
• The ability to use oscilloscopes and complex avionics test equipment.
• The ability to lift up to 35 pounds.
• Must have a working knowledge of computers.
• You must be eligible to work in the U.S. without sponsorship.

Responsibilities

• Conduct final acceptance testing of airborne displays, servers and computers using established procedures.
• Properly document test results and accurately complete accompanying paperwork per departmental procedures.
• Properly document failures on a Failure Report Form.
• Interface, as needed, with the engineering department, test equipment departments and/or any other department on test failures as well as process improvement.

Skills

Oscilloscopes

Test procedures

Reading schematics

Documentation

Computer literacy

U.S. work eligibility

Quality procedures

Education

Associate's degree in electronics or electrical engineering

Tools

Electronic test equipment

Job description

Astronautics Corporation of America, headquartered in Oak Creek, Wisconsin, is seeking an Acceptance Test Technician to perform final testing of airborne displays, servers and computers on-site. You will document results, complete Failure Report Forms, and collaborate with engineering to improve processes.

Qualified candidates have an associate degree in electronics or EE, can read drawings, operate oscilloscopes, and lift up to 35 pounds. U.S.