Experimental Aircraft Mechanic

Experimental Aircraft Technician

Support experimental flight test operations by configuring, inspecting, maintaining, and troubleshooting AW609 tilt-rotor aircraft for certification and development testing. Responsibilities include aircraft inspections, daily flight readiness checks, functional testing, aircraft reconfiguration, prototype installations, LRU removal/installation, mechanical troubleshooting, structural repairs, and heavy maintenance. You will also support ground operations, including towing, launching, and recovering aircraft, while ensuring compliance with engineering instructions and safety procedures.

Experience in aircraft maintenance, inspections, repairs, and mechanical troubleshooting.

Skilled in LRU/component removal and installation, functional testing, and structural maintenance.

Experience with turbine-powered, fixed-wing, rotor-wing, or helicopter aircraft.

Knowledge of composite structures and repairs preferred.

Ability to work varying shifts, overtime, weekends, and travel as needed.

Strong ability to follow technical instructions, engineering documents, and work procedures.

Hands-on role in a hangar and flight test environment supporting aircraft certification and development programs. Requires flexibility for shift work, overtime, weekend support, and occasional travel to off-site test locations.