Avionics Technicians

STS Technical Services is hiring Avionics Technicians in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

This role supports depot-level aircraft avionics and electrical maintenance, including troubleshooting, testing, repair, installation and modification of aircraft communication, navigation, radar, instrumentation and flight control systems.

The ideal candidate brings extensive hands‑on avionics experience, strong electrical troubleshooting skills and the ability to work from FAA-approved procedures, OEM technical data, wiring diagrams and detailed work package instructions.

The Avionics Technician will inspect, troubleshoot, repair, install and test aircraft avionics and electrical systems in accordance with FAA requirements, applicable regulations and approved maintenance procedures.

This position requires experience with wiring, harness fabrication, electronic components, test equipment and aircraft electrical systems, along with the ability to diagnose complex avionics problems and verify system functionality after repair or installation.

• Perform routine and special inspections of aircraft avionics and electrical systems
• Complete operational and functional checks on navigation systems
• Inspect and test aircraft communication systems
• Support flight control system maintenance
• Inspect instrumentation and pitot‑static installations
• Fabricate aircraft wiring harnesses
• Install and modify avionics systems
• Install and modify aircraft electrical systems
• Determine whether components should be repaired or replaced
• Identify required repair methods and replacement parts
• Obtain required parts from Stores or departmental supplies
• Follow FAA‑approved maintenance procedures
• Use OEM technical data and work package instructions
• Inspect completed work before signoff
• Perform required rework
• Verify repaired components meet established standards and tolerances
• Perform serviceability testing using OEM‑specified test equipment
• Complete and sign required work package documentation
• Interpret avionics and electrical wiring diagrams
• Perform wire identification and harness fabrication
• Inspect wiring and cable integrity
• Work with coaxial cables and fittings
• Install and repair connector assemblies
• Adjust, repair or replace malfunctioning components and assemblies
• Use hand tools, power tools and soldering equipment
• Install electrical and electronic components, assemblies and aircraft systems
• Interpret flight test data to diagnose system malfunctions
• Diagnose systemic performance problems
• Set up and operate ground support and test equipment
• Perform functional testing of aircraft electrical and electronic systems
• Test components and assemblies using circuit testers
• Use oscilloscopes and voltmeters for troubleshooting
• Repair, rework and modify worn or defective assemblies, components and systems

• High school diploma or GED
• Current FAA Airframe and Powerplant License or FAA Repairman Certificate for Avionics
• Minimum of five years of recent depot‑level aircraft avionics experience
• Experience repairing aircraft electrical systems
• Experience with flight control systems
• Experience with aircraft instrumentation
• Ability to interpret avionics and electrical wiring diagrams
• Experience with wire identification
• Experience working with cables, fittings, circuits and connectors
• Strong troubleshooting and diagnostic skills
• Experience installing avionics and electrical equipment
• Ability to select and use appropriate tools and test equipment
• Knowledge of aircraft equipment maintenance requirements
• Knowledge of FAA aircraft maintenance procedures
• Ability to interpret manufacturer and FAA‑approved work package instructions
• Ability to inspect and install aircraft parts and components

• FCC License
• Previous experience working in an…