Aircraft Technician

Overview

Worker will be training on 1st shift (6am-2:30pm) for 30-60 days, depending on how long it takes the worker to pick up the training, then transition to 3rd shift (10pm-6:30am) Sunday through Thursday.

• Performs hands-on diverse technical tasks related to testing Inertial and Guidance Electronics products. In addition to hands-on testing across a wide variety of environmental conditions, the Technician will assist in preparing test documentation and reviewing test work instructions and procedures. This job entails dynamic, thermal, and functional testing. It includes the ability to set up, program, and operate special test equipment for the program to perform Acceptance Test Procedures.
  
  It also requires lifting and handling fixtures as well as the ability to handle and manipulate delicate inertial hardware and circuit card assemblies. Must be able to keep detailed test logs, follow detailed test procedures without error and provide daily pass-along shift information (both verbal and written).
• Execute on cleanliness/standardization, safety, equipment/lab maintenance and operating system tasks on a daily basis; demonstrate commitment to continuous improvement.
• Daily interaction with both test technicians and engineers. Communication and teamwork skills are extremely important.

• High School Diploma or GED
• Due to Government regulations, U.S. Citizenship is required
• 2+ years of experience with General Purpose Test Equipment (i.e. oscilloscope, DMM, power supply, Dewetron, data acquisition devices)

• Familiar with computers/computer applications (Word, Excel, etc.)
• Be able to find effective solutions based on root causes; apply Six Sigma procedures
• Sound technical judgment and opinions
• Good interpersonal skills; able to work effectively with others in a team or project setting
• Self-motivated and able to work with little supervision; take initiative to get things done
• Ability to consistently make timely decisions, balancing systematic analysis with decisiveness