Avionics Technician: Aircraft Systems & Troubleshooting

D.O.M. magazine; Jacksonville (FL); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

D.O.M. magazine is seeking an avionics technician to perform maintenance on aircraft avionics components and electrical systems in accordance with MFG specifications and FAA guidelines.

Duties include troubleshooting, testing, repairs, and compliance with safety and documentation protocols. The role requires a two-year degree or certificate in avionics maintenance or equivalent training or two years of related experience.

Qualifications

• Two-year degree or certificate in avionics maintenance or related field, or equivalent military training.
• Two years of directly related experience in avionics bench-level maintenance.
• Ability to troubleshoot malfunctions to component level.
• Familiarity with FAA guidelines and safety procedures.

Responsibilities

• Troubleshoots to determine malfunctions on avionics components and electrical systems at the component level.
• Tests and inspects avionics components to manufacturer specifications.
• Repairs, overhauls and modifies avionics components and electrical systems to manufacturer specifications.
• Uses mandated safety equipment and complies with safety requirements per regulations and guidelines.
• Completes checklists, forms and reports as required by company, government and FAA regulations.
• Participates in on-the-job training with onsite personnel.

Skills

Troubleshooting avionics components

Testing and inspection

Repairs and overhauls

Safety compliance

Documentation and reporting

Team collaboration

Education

Two-year degree or certificate in avionics maintenance or related field

Equivalent military training

Two years of related experience in avionics bench-level maintenance

Job description

D.O.M. magazine is seeking an avionics technician to perform maintenance on aircraft avionics components and electrical systems in accordance with MFG specifications and FAA guidelines.

Duties include troubleshooting, testing, repairs, and compliance with safety and documentation protocols. The role requires a two-year degree or certificate in avionics maintenance or equivalent training or two years of related experience.