Avionics Technician

$25 - $30 an hour

Tucson, AZ

World View was recently acquired by Ondas Inc. (NASDAQ: ONDS) and, together with DZYNE Technologies, has joined forces to create Ondas Sentinel. Ondas Sentinel is a next-generation U.S. defense platform integrating long-endurance ISR, autonomous systems, counter-UAS technologies, and mission intelligence.

While World View is now part of Ondas Sentinel, we are still legally operating as World View as we complete the formal integration of our systems and processes. As a result, you may see roles cross-posted across DZYNE and World View, during this transition. All positions represent opportunities within the same combined organization.

• You’re joining a team that is accelerating the future of autonomous defense.
• You’ll be part of a company backed by significant investment, strong growth, and mission-proven technology.
• You’ll work alongside world-class engineers and innovators who have already delivered thousands of operational flight hours, high-impact ISR capabilities, leading counter-UAS systems, and breakthrough autonomous effects.
• You’ll help shape a unified platform that enables operators to see more, decide faster, and act with confidence across the modern battlespace.

Together, Ondas Sentinel is building something bigger than any one company, a scalable, integrated defense organization designed to meet emerging mission needs with speed, precision, and purpose.

If you’re energized by ambitious missions, rapid innovation, and a chance to help define the future of autonomous defense, we’d love to have you on the team.

The Avionics Technician is responsible for building, inspecting, testing, and maintaining complex electrical and avionics systems that enable aerospace vehicles and payloads to function reliably. This is a hands-on, individual contributor role (non-lead) requiring a strong background in electronics manufacturing, particularly printed circuit board (PCB) assembly and wire harness manufacturing.

The ideal candidate will have experience working in an aerospace manufacturing environment, possess industry-recognized IPC certifications, and demonstrate a strong understanding of electronics assembly, soldering, wiring, inspection, and quality standards.

This role involves hands-on electronics assembly, system troubleshooting, inspections, and close collaboration with engineering and quality teams to support development, integration, and launch operations.

• Build, assemble, inspect, and test complex electrical and avionics systems that enable aerospace vehicles and payloads to function reliably.
• Perform hands-on PCB assembly, electronic component installation, and wire harness manufacturing and assembly.
• Assemble and install electrical components while maintaining detailed and accurate written documentation.
• Perform soldering, crimping, wire termination, splicing, conformal coating, and circuit testing in accordance with applicable specifications and workmanship standards.
• Maintain and improve existing avionics systems through modifications, upgrades, troubleshooting, and bug fixes.
• Support engineers with instrument development, troubleshooting, testing, and project execution.
• Assist with software flashing, firmware loading, and basic programming activities as required.
• Provide technical support for payload integration activities and launch operations as needed.
• Perform inspections on work completed by other technicians using documented procedures, specifications, drawings, and engineering instructions.
• Support electronic inspection activities, identifying workmanship defects and ensuring compliance with IPC standards.
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