Avionics Installer

Avionics InstallerTemple, Texas, United StatesAbout the JobS3 International, a subsidiary of S3, Inc., is seeking several Avionics Installers to support a one-year fleet modification contract in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. U.S Military operational experience in Avionics repair is required. This is not a teleworking position. Salaries are above current market value for these skills sets and duty requirements. Excellent benefits and corporate provided housing.Job DescriptionS3I is seeking several full-time Avionics Installers to help complete a fleet-wide avionics cockpit modernization project for the Saudi Arabian military. S3I requires at least four subject matter expert installers who have received formal (preferably military AND general aviation) avionics training and experience, or have received equivalent training and experience with an Original Equipment Manufacturer. Modifications will be accomplished under the provisions of CFR14 FAA Part 145.Skills and DutiesA&P license is desiredFCC License is required.Read and interpret maintenance manuals, service bulletins, and airworthiness directives.Perform quality work adhering to Prime Contractor standards for appearance, conduct, and interaction with foreign customerEfficiently bench test and operate commercial and military basic Avionics test equipmentEmploy detailed systems analysis and troubleshooting of analog and digital components and systemsDisassemble and reassemble cockpit interior, consoles, and instrument templates as necessaryComplete template fabrications and other light sheet metal adjustmentsComplete complex system installations and cockpit modificationsUse industry standards and techniques for crimping terminals and pinsRead and understand electrical diagrams for electronic systems and interfacing componentsEmploy AC43.13 standard aircraft wiring solutionsFabricate wiring harness and completes installationCreate wiring board setup and layoutPerform electrical harness continuity and power connectivity/output checksWire and install antenna mounts and antennaeInstall coaxial links and connectionsAscertain that all repairs are properly performed on all completed workSupport Maintenance Operational Check and verify pre and post flight operations and inspections of installed equipmentVerify that the proper inspection records, reports, and forms typically used by a Part 145 Repair Station are properly executedThe employee will be responsible for the repair and installation of all categories of avionics and navigation equipment for rotary wing and fixed-wing aircraft, including radios, navigation equipment, instrumentation, and NVG compatible cockpits.Operate AGSE as required.Coordinate with Prime's onsite Logistics Specialist for ordering parts and supplies needed to finalize the installationPrepare aircraft maintenance forms and records and ensure all maintenance operations are conducted in a safe manner.Make entries to FAA-required records, logbooks, and other means of tracking historical data.Maintain an inventory of parts, tools, materials, equipment, and supplies.Communicate effectively with customers, Prime's technical inspectors, and maintenance managers.ExperienceU.S. Military Operational Experience Required in the Avionics FieldFCC license requiredA&P License desired10 Years' aviation avionics or maintenance technician experience minimum.5 years' specific experience in installing avionics componentsHelicopter Experience is requiredLight sheet metal experience requiredExperience as a Part 145 Avionics Inspector / Accountable Manager desired.Has supervised avionics maintenance teams and subordinate techniciansMust be able to pass a background check to secure a visa to Saudi ArabiaEducationHolds an FCC Communications (License) CertificateHigh School Graduate or 4 additional years direct relevant experience ILO HS or GED.Medical ExaminationCandidates must successfully complete all mandatory medical examinations required to obtain employment.Criminal RecordTo qualify for a Saudi Work Visa, candidates must have a clean criminal record with no prior convictions, as specified by the Saudi Ministry of Foreign Affairs.Drug and Alcohol TestingCandidates must pass a drug test to be considered for employment. Additionally, our ATSS program enforces a random drug and alcohol testing policy. Employees will be subject to periodic testing to maintain adherence to our workplace standards and safety regulations.Compliance with Saudi Labor LawAll employment terms and conditions will be in accordance with Saudi Labor Law. Candidates must be prepared to adhere to these regulations throughout their employment.