Avionics Mod Technician

Avionics Technician

This role focuses on performing military ISR (Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance) modifications on a variety of aircraft, including platforms such as C-12 and Bombardier Global. You will specialize in harness fabrication, system installations, and integration of advanced avionics and mission systems, delivering total system solutions for aircraft modification, maintenance, primary mission equipment integration, operations, and contractor logistics support. The position requires hands-on work with navigation, communication, and flight control systems to ensure safe, reliable, and mission-ready aircraft.

Responsibilities

• Perform military ISR modifications on multiple aircraft platforms, including C-12 and Bombardier Global, in accordance with applicable technical data and standard operating procedures.
• Fabricate, route, and install wire harnesses to support avionics and mission system integration, ensuring proper fit, protection, and labeling.
• Install, integrate, and test avionics systems used for aircraft navigation, radio communications, weather radar, flight control, engine monitoring, and other primary aircraft functions.
• Provide total system solutions for aircraft modification, including maintenance, primary mission equipment integration, operations support, and contractor logistics support.
• Conduct inspections of avionics and electrical systems, identify deficiencies, and perform adjustments, repairs, or component replacements as required.
• Perform aircraft maintenance with and without power applied, troubleshooting and correcting malfunctions or deficiencies in avionics and electrical systems.
• Terminate and assemble a variety of connector types, including COAX, CIR-MIL, RJ-45 network connectors, and D-SUB connectors, ensuring high-quality workmanship and reliability.
• Execute heavy aircraft modifications, including structural and systems-related changes necessary to support new mission equipment and capabilities.
• Perform ring-out, continuity checks, and functional testing of harnesses and systems to verify correct installation and performance.
• Work from work orders, engineering drawings, wiring diagrams, and technical publications to complete assigned tasks within designated timelines.
• Support operations in a Part 145 repair station environment, adhering to FAA regulations and internal quality and safety standards.
• Collaborate with other technicians, engineers, and support staff to ensure integrated, timely, and compliant completion of modification projects.
• Maintain tools, equipment, and work areas in a safe, organized condition and follow all required safety practices and use of PPE.
• Document work performed accurately and completely in maintenance records, work orders, and other required documentation.

Essential Skills

• 4+ years of aircraft modification experience, including wire harness fabrication and installation.
• Hands-on experience with harness assembly, routing, connector termination, ring-out, and functional testing in an aviation environment.
• Strong in avionics installation and integration on aircraft, including navigation, communication, and mission systems.
• Demonstrated proficiency in wire harness fabrication and aircraft modification, including heavy modification work.
• Ability to terminate and assemble COAX connectors, CIR-MIL connectors, RJ-45 network connectors, and D-SUB connectors.
• Capability to perform inspections, adjustments, repairs, and component replacements on avionics and related systems with and without aircraft power applied.
• Eligibility to obtain a security clearance.
• Ability to work effectively in a fast-paced environment and complete assigned tasks within specified timelines.

Why Work Here?

• Work with a company who was awarded a multi-billion-dollar project (HADES project for the Army – Army's High Accuracy Detection and Exploitation System program)
• Great family-like environment
• Open ended contract, lots of work available, bare minimum is 5 10s at 50 hours a week but people there are working 60-70 hours a week
• Build up experience modifying corporate jets for the government
• Overall cost of living is about 7%–27% cheaper than the U.S. average AND Compared to the rest of Maryland (which is expensive), it's ~17% cheaper
• You will gain exposure to advanced ISR platforms and cutting-edge avionics technologies while working in an environment that values technical expertise, craftsmanship, and professional growth.

Work Environment

• You will work in a hangar-based environment within a Part 145 repair station that operates at a fast pace and emphasizes schedule adherence and quality.
• You will receive specific tasks and work orders with defined timelines and will be expected to manage your workload efficiently in a collaborative shop setting.
• The environment involves frequent use of hand tools, test equipment, and PPE, including safety shoes.
• Dress code is casual and practical, typically jeans and a T-shirt paired with steel-toed shoes, suitable for hands-on aircraft maintenance and…