Senior Aircraft Avionics Technician

Senior Aircraft Avionics Technician

Location: Various

Reports to: Director of Maintenance

At Jet Access we elevate the quality of life by providing premier private air travel, charter, aircraft management, sales, maintenance, flight training, airport operation and management. As a family‑owned, professionally operated, and EOS‑managed company, we are committed to growth and operational excellence. Our employee‑centric, values‑driven approach moves fast, cares deeply, and acts with purpose. We pride ourselves on embracing and living our core values—Safety First, Do the Right Thing for the Long Term, Take Care of Each Other, Relationships Matter, and Maintain Positivity.

As an Avionics Technician you are the technical expert responsible for maintaining, troubleshooting, and repairing sophisticated avionics and electrical systems that keep our diverse fleet operating safely and reliably. Your precise work on communication, navigation, surveillance, and electrical generating systems directly ensures flight safety and operational excellence for every mission we fly.

• Base Salary of $30.00–$50.00 per hour, paid bi‑weekly
• Overtime pay for all hours over 40 hours per week
• $6.00 per hour shift premium for 2nd shift
• $2.00 per hour travel premium for AOG assignments

We also offer generous benefits, competitive wages and retirement plan matching, paid vacation and holidays, excellent training programs, and discounted flight training.

• Days:
  Monday through Friday
• Hours:
  
  7:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
• On‑call or evening/weekend hours may be required for urgent maintenance needs

• Install, inspect, test, and repair avionics equipment and electronics including communication and navigation radios, transponder and DME systems, weather radar equipment, and autopilot systems
• Troubleshoot and diagnose avionics systems to LRU or component level with methodical precision
• Execute avionics installations and modifications according to manufacturer specifications and engineering drawings
• Remove, disassemble, repair, and install replacement avionics components while testing systems for optimal performance
• Perform intricate and highly reliable soldering on failed electrical components

• Work on electrical generating components that power communication, navigation, and surveillance systems
• Utilize precision equipment including multimeters, oscilloscopes, signal generators, and specialized avionics test equipment
• Organize ground support and test equipment for comprehensive ground tests
• Analyze flight test data to diagnose malfunctions and study operations of electrical or avionics components
• Ensure all avionics equipment works properly before take‑off and does not interfere with any other electronic devices

• Interpret blueprints, schematics, and technical manuals to properly troubleshoot aircraft systems
• Sign off on accomplished work with proper documentation in company systems and regulatory compliance forms
• Complete all avionics‑related scheduled maintenance items with meticulous attention to detail
• Build accurate customer invoices using labor calculations, purchase orders, and parts mark‑up calculations
• Maintain proper recording of all maintenance tasks on company documents

• Maintain constant vigilance for safety protocols while ensuring work adheres to the highest quality standards
• Verify proper and adequate equipment is used, acceptable parts or components are installed, and approved hardware or supplies are used
• Monitor operations to reduce excessive labor costs and ensure efficient maintenance procedures
• Coordinate with parts department for timely acquisition of avionics components and approved hardware
• Ensure compliance with FAA regulations and company quality standards in all avionics work

• Collaborate with maintenance team members to share technical knowledge and avionics best practices
• Participate in ongoing training programs to stay current with evolving avionics technologies and regulations
• Provide…