The Avionics Technician fabricates, assembles, and tests electronic hardware to written standards, and troubleshoots to root cause. Qualified technicians also support field testing.
What you’ll do
- Fabricate wiring harnesses to workmanship standard, including crimp and solder work.
- Assemble and integrate electronic hardware across common protocols: CAN, I2C, serial/UART, SBUS, and Ethernet/IP.
- Reverse-engineer and integrate components without a finished schematic.
- Perform bench test and checkout to written procedures.
- Troubleshoot to root cause.
- Maintain ESD discipline and capture clean test data.
- Support field testing as qualified, with travel up to approximately 30% when scheduled. Prior flight-test experience is not required.
What you bring
- Soldering, wiring, and electronics competence.
- Experience with embedded, electromechanical systems: hardware driven by firmware and software. Robotics, drones, RC, automotive/motorsports electronics, embedded or hardware projects, or military/aerospace systems work all apply.
- Fluent reading datasheets, pinouts, and interface documentation.
- Methodical troubleshooting and attention to workmanship.
- No degree or minimum years of experience required. We hire for demonstrated capability.
- A motor-vehicle-record check applies for field-test support.
- Applicants must be authorized to work in the United States.