Avionics Technician

Position Summary

The Avionics Technician is responsible for troubleshooting, repairing, modifying, and inspecting aircraft electrical and avionics systems in accordance with FAA regulations, manufacturer data, and company-approved maintenance manuals. This role operates on the hangar floor and supports both scheduled and unscheduled maintenance events to ensure aircraft safety, reliability, and dispatch readiness.

The Avionics Technician plays a critical role in maintaining operational integrity of navigation, communication, autopilot, flight guidance, and cabin systems across the fleet.

Primary Responsibilities

Avionics Troubleshooting & Repair

• Diagnose and repair avionics discrepancies using approved technical data.


• Perform operational checks and functional testing of navigation, communication, autopilot, radar, transponder, TCAS, CVR/FDR, and flight management systems.


• Troubleshoot electrical wiring, data buses, and system integration issues.


• Utilize appropriate test equipment (multimeters, pitot-static test sets, ramp testers, etc.).

Scheduled & Unscheduled Maintenance

• Support scheduled inspections involving avionics systems.


• Perform modifications, upgrades, and Service Bulletin compliance.


• Assist with aircraft AOG troubleshooting and recovery.


• Coordinate avionics-related repairs during heavy maintenance events.

Documentation & Compliance

• Ensure all maintenance is performed in accordance with:
  
  
  
  • 14 CFR Parts 43, 65, 91, 135 and 145
  
  
  • Company General Operations Manual (GOM)
  
  
  • Aircraft Maintenance Manuals (AMM) and wiring diagrams
  
  
  
  


• Complete accurate and thorough logbook entries and work order documentation.


• Verify proper parts traceability and certifications (8130-3).

System Installation & Modifications

• Install avionics components, wiring harnesses, and associated hardware.


• Fabricate wiring and terminations in accordance with approved standards.


• Perform system configuration and post-installation operational checks.


• Assist with STC installations and aircraft upgrades.

Quality & Safety Standards

• Maintain high standards of workmanship and attention to detail.


• Follow proper wire routing, shielding, bonding, and securement practices.


• Support inspection activities by coordinating with Quality Control personnel.


• Promote a safety-first and compliance-driven culture on the hangar floor.

Additional Duties

• Assist in maintaining avionics tooling and test equipment calibration compliance.


• Stay current on manufacturer service publications and software revisions.


• Support aircraft interior connectivity systems (Wi-Fi, cabin management systems, as applicable).


• Provide technical input for reliability improvement initiatives.


• Travel for AOG support as required.

Qualifications

• FAA Airframe & Powerplant (A&P) certificate preferred (not required if strong avionics background).


• Minimum 3–5 years of avionics experience on turbine aircraft.
  


• Experience with Learjet aircraft (Lear 60, 55, 35 preferred).


• Strong understanding of digital avionics systems, EFIS, FMS, autopilot, and integrated flight decks.


• Ability to read and interpret wiring diagrams and aircraft schematics.


• Proficient in avionics troubleshooting and system integration.


• Strong documentation and communication skills.