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The Avionics Technician II is responsible for performing advanced installation, troubleshooting, repair, and maintenance of avionics systems. This role requires a higher level of technical expertise and the ability to work independently on complex avionics systems while supporting aircraft completions, modifications, and maintenance activities. The technician ensures all work meets FAA regulations, OEM specifications, and company quality standards.
Perform installation, routing, termination, and testing of avionics wiring and systems on large cabin aircraft.
Troubleshoot, diagnose, and repair complex avionics systems including communication, navigation, IFEC, and cabin management systems.
Read and interpret complex wiring diagrams, schematics, and engineering drawings.
Perform system testing, fault isolation, and functional checks to ensure proper operation.
Remove, repair, and reinstall avionics components such as radios, displays, antennas, and control units.
Support aircraft modifications, upgrades, and STC installations.
Work independently or with minimal supervision to complete assigned avionics tasks.
Document all work performed in accordance with FAA regulations and company procedures.
Coordinate with quality, and production teams to resolve technical issues.
Ensure proper tool control, FOD prevention, and adherence to safety standards.
Assist in mentoring and guiding junior technicians as needed.
Support aircraft return-to-service processes and final system validations.
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Travel may be required to support off-site maintenance, modifications, or aircraft recovery operations.
Work is performed in aircraft hangars and maintenance environments.
Requires standing, bending, climbing, and working in confined aircraft spaces.
Exposure to aircraft systems, tools, noise, and varying temperatures.
Ability to lift tools and equipment up to 50 pounds.
Must follow OSHA safety standards and company policies, including use of required personal protective equipment (PPE).
May require overtime or flexible hours to support maintenance schedules.
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Full-time
Senior · 5+ years experience
Onsite
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