Instrument Shop Bench Level Technician Jobs

Instrument Shop Bench Level Technician Duties

The job function is to test troubleshoot and repair various types of electromechanical aircraft instruments and electronic boxes. All work performed is at our repair station. No Travel required. Electronics schooling acquired thru military and/or commercial schooling required. Individual must be able to read technical manuals and electrical schematics in order to troubleshoot analog electrical circuits to component level. Components serviced are primarily found in various aircraft instruments systems. Strong aircraft systems knowledge a plus. Digital electronics knowledge is a plus. Previous bench level repair experience is your strongest asset.

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