Experienced Avionics Technician - Garmin Installation​/Trouble Shooting Avionics Department

Senior Garmin Avionics Technician — Relocation Assistance Available

Angelo Precision Aircraft is expanding its avionics department and is seeking experienced avionics technicians with strong Garmin installation and troubleshooting experience.

Located in San Angelo, Texas, our company is a respected FAA Part 145 Repair Station with a long-standing reputation for quality workmanship and integrity. Our avionics department is focused on professional installations and troubleshooting of modern Garmin systems in a wide range of aircraft including Cessna, Piper, Beechcraft, King Air, and Caravan.

This is an opportunity to join a growing avionics team working on modern glass cockpit upgrades, autopilot installations, and advanced avionics systems in a professional maintenance environment.

New comprehensive Bonus System Based on Technicians Performance allows for the technician to be paid not only by their normal base pay, but also by the bonus which is based on their installations. This rewards their expertise and skill behind their professional technical work.

• Competitive pay based on experience
• $3,000 sign-on bonus for qualified candidates
• Relocation assistance available
• 401(k) with company match
• Stable, well-established aviation company
• Modern avionics installations and challenging projects

• Significant Garmin avionics installation experience
• Strong troubleshooting skills
• Ability to read wiring diagrams and installation manuals
• Attention to detail and pride in quality workmanship
• Professional attitude and team mindset

Qualified candidates are encouraged to apply or contact us directly to discuss the opportunity.

Representatives of our company will be attending the AEA convention if you will be attending the Aircraft Electronics Association Convention & Trade Show, we would be glad to arrange a time to meet and talk during the convention.

This position requires for the technician to be highly experienced and able to install and troubleshoot most instances given to them. An example of the type of candidate for this position would be one that a customer can present to them an issue that they are having with their aircraft’s avionics system. The technician should be able to take what the customer told them, diagnose the system and develop a plan for correcting the issue and presenting it to the customer, and then following the plan if approved by the customer, and fixing the problem.

On the installation side of the coin, the technician should be able to be given a avionics system, plan for the installation of that item(s), present it to the manager, if approved, install that item(s), set it up, and test the operation (unless it requires a pilot).

These positions require this level of expertise.