Orlando: Simulator Technician I — Flexible Hours & Travel

CAE Simuflite; Orlando (FL); On-site; USD 42,000 - 64,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Travel internationally

Flexible schedule

Work from home occasionally

Employee benefits

Multidisciplinary team

Job summary

CAE is seeking a Simulator Technician for our Orlando, FL training center. The role focuses on preventive maintenance, diagnosing routine simulator issues, and performing preflight and postflight tasks. You will work under CAE’s quality system and support logistics and refurbishment efforts.

The ideal candidate has a 2-year technical degree with hands-on electronics experience, basic soldering skills, and proficiency with PC tools. Some travel (<10%) is required.

Qualifications

• 2-year technical degree or equivalent training is required.
• At least 1 year of simulator-related experience in electronics/avionics, automated systems, or computer networking repair.
• Ability to read and interpret prints and schematics.
• Knowledge of analog and digital theory and basic test equipment skills.
• Basic soldering and circuit board repair abilities.
• Some PC skills and MS Office familiarity.
• Able to travel less than 10%.

Responsibilities

• Learn and perform preventive maintenance on simulators and related systems.
• Assist in diagnosing routine problems on simulators.
• Perform preflight and postflight tasks on designated simulators.
• Execute basic visual alignment and QTG procedures.
• Record maintenance activities in the CMMS.
• Participate in refurbishment and hardware modifications.
• Adhere to CAE's quality management system and provide customer support.
• Handle logistics including parts receipt, repair, and testing.

Skills

Reading prints

Analog & digital theory

Test equipment use

Soldering & PCB repair

PCs & MS Office

Travel readiness

Education

2-year technical degree or equivalent training

Tools

Electronics repair tools

Networking basics

Job description

CAE is seeking a Simulator Technician for our Orlando, FL training center. The role focuses on preventive maintenance, diagnosing routine simulator issues, and performing preflight and postflight tasks. You will work under CAE’s quality system and support logistics and refurbishment efforts.

The ideal candidate has a 2-year technical degree with hands-on electronics experience, basic soldering skills, and proficiency with PC tools. Some travel (<10%) is required.