Senior Avionics Support Leader: Aircraft Systems & Safety

Mountain Air Cargo, Inc.; North Carolina; On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Mountain Air Cargo, Inc. seeks an Avionics Support Supervisor to provide technical support to maintenance and related departments, ensuring compliance with FAA requirements and company procedures. You will inspect, test, and repair avionics systems and lead a team of technicians.

The role requires an avionics background, certification or equivalent experience, and strong communication skills. Travel between line stations and training sites may be required.

Qualifications

• Airframe License (minimum)
• Avionics Course or equivalent military or commercial experience on Garmin, Honeywell, Collins, etc. type avionics systems.
• 4-year degree preferred, high school diploma minimum
• Valid Driver’s License. Must have a command of the English language, both written and verbal

Responsibilities

• Inspect, test, troubleshoot and repair avionics/electrical systems per FAA requirements and company procedures.
• Maintain and interpret aircraft wiring diagrams and schematics.
• Install and test avionics modifications.
• Use specialized test equipment (pitot/static, IFR4000/IFR6000, TCAS, multimeters, etc.).
• Document work on aircraft records and ensure safety policy compliance.
• Supervise other technical staff as needed and coordinate repairs.
• Travel as required to support line stations and training.

Skills

Airframe License

English language proficiency

Education

Airframe License

Avionics Course or equivalent experience

4-year degree preferred

Valid Driver’s License

Job description

Mountain Air Cargo, Inc. seeks an Avionics Support Supervisor to provide technical support to maintenance and related departments, ensuring compliance with FAA requirements and company procedures. You will inspect, test, and repair avionics systems and lead a team of technicians.

The role requires an avionics background, certification or equivalent experience, and strong communication skills. Travel between line stations and training sites may be required.