Avionics Engineer

Avionics Engineer – Jet Aviation

Location:

Basel, Switzerland. Flexible work arrangement: onsite.

We’re looking for a licensed Avionics Engineer who’s hands‑on, safety‑minded, and takes pride in doing the job right.

• Execute, supervise, and check maintenance tasks within your license scope, ensuring every job is done right the first time.
• Deliver precise, high‑quality work, log every detail in SAP, and meet deadlines with pride and consistency.
• Follow all safety rules, EHS standards, and company procedures to protect yourself, your team, and the workplace.
• Keep job cards, time sheets, and communications updated daily to stay organized.
• Spot issues early, report defects, and raise hazard or proactive reports to keep operations running smoothly.
• Collaborate closely with team leads, supervisors, and project teams to achieve the best results together.
• Support colleagues, lend a hand when needed, and step up to take on extra tasks that help the team succeed.

• An exciting and challenging job in a dynamic environment.
• Opportunities for professional growth and ongoing training.
• Collaborative teams that foster respect, trust, and open communication.
• The chance to work on some of the world’s most advanced aircraft.

• EASA Part‑66 B2 licensed engineer with at least one type rating on Dassault Falcon or Gulfstream aircraft.
• Minimum 2 years of experience as an Aircraft Avionics Technician.
• Technical diploma (associate degree or 3‑year technical education).
• Experience with Cabin IFE/CMS and communication systems is a strong advantage.
• Solid knowledge of avionics systems and aircraft maintenance documentation.
• Understanding of EASA regulations, aviation authority standards, and release processes.
• Proficient in SAP ERP or similar systems, and Microsoft Office tools.
• Good technical English (written/spoken); capable of interpreting AMMs.
• Strong communication and problem‑solving skills.

Ready to advance your avionics career with an industry leader? Apply now and become part of a team that’s shaping the future of aviation.