AVIONICS TECHNICIAN

Under the direction of the Avionics Crew Lead, this position is responsible for maintaining and installing avionics systems and performing complex troubleshooting, testing and repair of avionics systems and equipment. - Operates various Digital and Analog Test Sets, Primarily for Line Troubleshooting of Complex Avionics Systems. - Make minor metal repairs such as extracting bad screws, replacing racks, etc. - Swings and compensates aircraft compass systems. - Must be able to Troubleshoot Aircraft Systems using aircraft wiring diagrams and manufacturers installation manuals. - Installs, and perform ground and flight checks of all avionics systems. - Performs all work to FAA and Dassault standards. - Ensure that you present yourself in a professional manner - Operates various Digital and Analog Test Sets, Primarily for Line Troubleshooting of Complex Avionics Systems. - Make minor metal repairs such as extracting bad screws, replacing racks, etc. - Swings and compensates aircraft compass systems. - Must be able to Troubleshoot Aircraft Systems using aircraft wiring diagrams and manufacturers installation manuals. - Installs, and perform ground and flight checks of all avionics systems. - Performs all work to FAA and Dassault standards. Requirements - High school graduate or equivalent required. - Graduate an electronics/avionics technical school or equivalent experience - Minimum two (2) years' experience as an Avionics Technician in a business jet environment - Supplies own tools required to perform job. - Must be able to effectively communicate with both internal and external customers. Compensation And Benefits The compensation for this position typically falls between $26.64 and $55.50 per hour/per year. This position is eligible for overtime. This position may be eligible for a sign on bonus, shift differential or relocation assistance. Note, the final compensation offered to a successful candidate will depend on several factors that may include but are not