Avionics Technician

Avionics Technician

Primary tasks will be associated with the unique avionics' architecture of a full fly by wire spaceship that include but are not limited to harness installation, wire tying, wire bundle routing, wire stripping, terminations, continuity checks, troubleshooting and other dynamic and exciting spacecraft manufacturing operations. Utilize shop tools/machinery that include multimeters, soldering irons, crimpers, wire strippers and cutters, maintain focus on timeliness and execution of tasks and deliverables every day. Support the company strategy by holding ourselves and one another accountable for getting the work done.

Responsibilities:

• Fabricate and assemble avionics components and install on ship to include wire harnesses, data acquisition units (DAU), and sensors
• Assist in supporting the manufacturing team in installation, design, development, and testing of parts and technologies used on aircrafts or in space exploration
• Adhere to set directions and guidelines from team leader to support collaboration across teams to complete project
• Provide input of technical and operational knowledge in the assessment and repair/maintenance recommendations in support of the program assigned
• Work on manufacturing assignments that are moderately difficult, requiring judgment in resolving issues or in making recommendations
• Ensure quality and efficiency of installations, including troubleshooting and may provide guidance in troubleshooting processes and concepts
• Adhere to assembly instructions to ensure accurate completion of complex project assemblies
• Continuously practice safety behavior and Foreign Object Debris (FOD) awareness/prevention; adhere to regulatory protocols and rules
• Work collaboratively to achieve goals and/or complete assigned tasks

High School Diploma or equivalent. Minimum of three years of experience with aircraft fabrication and assembly required or equivalent industry experience. Experience with aircraft wire harness fabrication and installation as well as LRU build up and installation. Demonstrated ability to use computer applications to follow manufacturing work instructions. Ability to read and interpret drawings, blueprints, and/or models on paper or digital. Preferred skills and experience include knowledge of applying current manufacturing practices and willingness to learn cutting edge spacecraft manufacturing techniques and/or demonstrate willingness to adjust thinking and behavior. Knowledge of providing quality repairs of malfunctioning systems. Ability to collaborate on technical projects with fellow technicians, or interdepartmental functions to achieve goals or solve problems.