Aircraft Mechanic, Egress

Aviation Life Support Equipment Mechanic

RAVN Group ("RAVN") is pushing the boundaries of innovation in the aviation industry, focusing on cutting-edge technology and advanced aerospace solutions. As part of the RAVN team, you'll be at the forefront of revolutionizing pilot training on military grade aircrafts and aerospace engineering in the defense sector. RAVN provides combat or high maneuver training for pilots, RDT&E, and maintenance services with its fully owned fleet of aircraft.

The RAVN Aerospace Maintenance Department is a mission-focused, highly skilled team dedicated to ensuring the safety, readiness, and performance of our tactical aircraft fleet. With over 50 years of combined experience supporting military adversary air programs, our team brings deep expertise in tactical aviation maintenance. Staffed by certified A&P aircraft mechanics, technicians, quality assurance professionals, and logisticians, we deliver precise, efficient, and compliant maintenance operations.

Our commitment to operational excellence is central to RAVN's mission, enabling safe, seamless, and reliable flight operations in demanding environments.

The ideal candidate for the Aircraft Mechanic position is a technically astute, disciplined, and team-oriented professional with a strong background in egress systems. Reporting to the Site Lead, this individual will perform organizational, intermediate, and limited depot-level maintenance on assigned aircraft, components, and equipment—including inspection, operational testing, repair, modification, and troubleshooting. The role requires advanced technical expertise to resolve complex issues and provide guidance and instruction to fellow team members.

Candidates must demonstrate professionalism, productivity, and responsiveness to the needs of the company, colleagues, and customers. Flexibility is essential, as cross-training and additional duties may be assigned at leadership's discretion to meet evolving mission demands.

Requirements

• Oversee the inspection, repair, overhaul, and maintenance of aviation life support equipment (ALSE), including helmets, oxygen systems, survival gear, and other critical aircrew safety equipment.
• Perform detailed inspections, routine maintenance, and functional testing of egress systems, including MK-10 ejection seats, canopies, and explosive devices, ensuring all systems are mission-ready and compliant.
• Develop, implement, and manage comprehensive maintenance schedules to maintain optimal performance and compliance with aviation safety regulations and industry standards.
• Conduct regular quality assurance audits and inspections to verify compliance with military and FAA standards, identifying and correcting discrepancies.
• Maintain accurate and detailed records of all inspections, repairs, modifications, and component tracking in accordance with regulatory and internal documentation procedures.
• Collaborate with aircraft maintenance teams to coordinate repairs, upgrades, and replacements, minimizing downtime and maximizing fleet availability.
• Provide training and guidance to aircrew and maintenance personnel on the proper use, care, handling, and emergency procedures for life support equipment.
• Monitor industry trends, regulatory changes, and emerging technologies in aviation life support and egress systems; integrate best practices into operational procedures.
• Assist in the development and continuous improvement of standard operating procedures (SOPs), policies, and compliance protocols.
• Serve as the primary point of contact for regulatory audits and inspections related to life support equipment and ensure full compliance with applicable standards.
• Coordinate with procurement and supply chain teams to ensure timely sourcing and availability of parts, equipment, and consumables necessary for mission support.
• Have or have the ability to obtain a secret clearance.

Desired Experience/Skills

• A&P
• Prior military
• Martin Baker and OEM seat experience.
• Minimum of 8 years of hands-on experience in aviation life support equipment (ALSE) maintenance, with a strong technical foundation in inspection, servicing, and repair.
• At least 4 years of specialized…