Avionics Systems Integration Specialist

What a day looks like You start your shift reviewing work orders, schematics, and wiring diagrams. You plan wire routing from technical drawings, lay out harnesses, and complete precise installations. Throughout the day, you install, test, troubleshoot, and repair avionics components while following FCC, FAA, and company policies. You validate performance using appropriate test sets (including spectrometer, oscilloscope, and pitot-static equipment) and keep your tools, test equipment, and manuals in top working order. When issues surface, you methodically isolate faults, perform wiring repairs, solder and crimp to spec, and document your work. What you'll do Install, test, troubleshoot, and repair a wide range of avionics systems and components Interpret and apply technical schematics, diagrams, blueprints, manuals, and publications Route wires per technical drawings and complete high-integrity terminations Use advanced avionics installation tooling and techniques, including soldering and crimping Maintain and calibrate test equipment, keep tools in serviceable condition, and manage manuals Perform all work in accordance with FCC, FAA, and internal procedures and regulations What you bring Own toolkit in good working order Ability to understand and interpret applicable technical data (schematics, diagrams, blueprints, manuals, publications) Advanced capability with avionics installation tooling; wiring installation and repair; soldering and crimping Preferred background Familiarity with FCC and

FCC GROL

Basic understanding of spectrometer, oscilloscope, and/or pitot-static equipment Experience in the Aerospace and Defense sector, the U.S. Department of Defense, or U.S. Military Ability to obtain and maintain a Security Clearance may be required Education and experience High school diploma or GED equivalent Typically 5 or more years of relevant experience A higher-level degree may substitute for experience Related experience may be considered in lieu of required education