Aircraft Avionics Engineer (B2 Licensed)

An EASA Part 66 B2 licensed engineer performs avionic and electrical maintenance on various aircraft types within an EASA Part-145 maintenance organisation.

Tasks

• Perform avionic and electric scheduled maintenance tasks within an EASA Part-145 maintenance team
• Work on different aircraft types and components, including troubleshooting and rectification
• Carry out minor bench work and installation and upgrading of systems
• Provide AOG and field repair support for customer aircraft
• Assist in improving and maintaining technical standards and procedures of base maintenance
• Provide technical support during investigations and communication with manufacturers and customers

Profile

• EASA Part 66 B2 license required
• Swiss or EU passport and a driving license required
• Experience on business and regional aircraft types beneficial
• High degree of self-responsibility for designated work and maintenance documentation
• Ability to work independently
• Good IT skills
• Good knowledge of English (written and spoken); German and/or French a plus

Offer

• Flexible working hours
• 100% workload
• 3–6 months interim, then a permanent position

Company

Aircraft maintenance (MRO)