Avionics Technician

Lone Mountain Aircraft

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Springfield, Ohio

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PERMANENT

$48-$55/hr

Updated 09/02/2026

Job Description

Job Summary

Lone Mountain Aircraft is looking for a quality Avionics Technician to join our growing team. We need technicians that can fit in quickly, have a positive attitude, and have Garmin Avionics experience.

Position Overview

The Avionics Technician serves as a core technical specialist within the Cirrus Platinum Service Center, responsible for the installation, troubleshooting, repair, and upgrade of avionics systems across the Cirrus SR‑series and SF50 Vision Jet. As part of a Garmin Authorized Dealership, this role performs factory‑approved Garmin upgrades, integrations, and modernizations to the Cirrus product line while ensuring strict adherence to Cirrus OEM standards, FAA regulations, and Garmin installation requirements. The Avionics Technician supports both scheduled and unscheduled maintenance, delivers exceptional customer communication, and contributes to the high‑performance culture expected of a Platinum‑level facility.

Responsibilities

Avionics Installation & Upgrades

Perform Garmin‑authorized avionics upgrades on Cirrus SR2X and SF50 aircraft, including PFD/MFD replacements, transponder upgrades, audio panel installations, autopilot components, and related system integrations.

Execute Cirrus‑specific avionics modernization programs (e.g., Perspective/Perspective+ enhancements, ADS‑B solutions, WAAS upgrades, connectivity packages).

Ensure all installations meet Garmin dealer standards, Cirrus OEM specifications, and FAA Part 43 requirements.

Complete configuration, calibration, software loading, and functional testing of all installed avionics equipment.

Troubleshooting & Diagnostics

Lead advanced diagnostics on electrical, avionics, and integrated flight systems using Cirrus and Garmin‑approved tools, test equipment, and software.

Resolve issues related to navigation, communication, autopilot, engine monitoring, datalink, and flight control systems.

Document findings clearly and provide accurate repair recommendations to customers and internal teams.

Maintenance Support & Aircraft Integration

Support scheduled and unscheduled maintenance events by performing avionics‑related inspections, repairs, and system checks.

Collaborate with A&P/IA technicians to ensure seamless integration of avionics work with mechanical and structural maintenance.

Maintain proficiency in Cirrus SR2X and SF50 electrical systems, wiring diagrams, schematics, and OEM maintenance publications.

Regulatory Compliance & Documentation

Ensure all work complies with FAA regulations, Cirrus maintenance manuals, Garmin installation manuals, and internal quality‑control procedures.

Prepare accurate logbook entries, work orders, configuration sheets, and return‑to‑service documentation.

Maintain traceability and certification for all avionics components and materials.

Customer & OEM Interaction

Communicate professionally with aircraft owners, pilots, and operators regarding avionics findings, upgrade options, and system performance.

Provide expert guidance on Garmin product capabilities, upgrade paths, and lifecycle avionics planning.

Coordinate with Garmin Technical Support and Cirrus Field Service teams on complex issues, software anomalies, and engineering‑approved repairs.

Shop Support & Continuous Improvement

Assist in maintaining avionics inventory, tooling, calibration records, and dealer‑required equipment.

Support workflow planning, job sequencing, and coordination with the Service Center leadership team.

Participate in ongoing training, including Garmin dealer courses, Cirrus OEM training, and internal professional development.

Requirements

Formal avionics training or equivalent military/civilian experience; A&P certificate preferred but not required.

Demonstrated experience with Garmin avionics systems, including installation, troubleshooting, and configuration.

Experience working on Cirrus SR‑series aircraft; SF50 experience strongly preferred.

Ability to read and interpret wiring diagrams, schematics, and OEM technical publications.

Strong communication skills and a commitment to high‑quality workmanship consistent with Platinum Service Center standards.

Familiarity with FAA Part 43, Part 91, and applicable STCs, service bulletins, and advisory circulars.

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