Avionics Technician III

Job overview

The Avionics Technician III role is onsite at Camp Pendleton, CA, with compensation listed as $36–$38.28 per year in the source. The position requires travel for customer needs, stated as 15%. Adams Communication & Engineering Technology supports mission-critical technology needs for government and commercial clients. The technician installs, tests, troubleshoots, repairs, and maintains aircraft wiring and avionics systems, while applying advanced technical knowledge and providing guidance to lower-level technicians to support aircraft modification and maintenance work.

What you'll do

• Install, test, troubleshoot, repair, remove, and replace aircraft instruments and avionics components
• use test equipment and technical documents to resolve complex problems
• prioritize assigned project work
• guide and train lower-level technicians
• perform quality and safety inspections as requested
• complete maintenance documentation
• travel to support customer requirements.

What we're looking for

Skills & competencies

avionics technician iii

camp pendleton ca

acet

aircraft avionics

rotary-wing aircraft

depot maintenance

troubleshooting

aircraft modification

quality assurance

15% travel

security clearance

u.s. citizen required

Work arrangement

• Weekend coverage required

Benefits & perks

• Medical, dental, and vision coverage
• life insurance
• AD&D
• short- and long-term disability
• 401(k)
• wellness programs
• paid time off
• 11 paid holidays
• employee referral program
• employee assistance program.

Why this role

The posting requires at least 12 years of aviation avionics experience, including eight years with rotary-wing aircraft, prior quality assurance experience, and at least four years of depot-level modification or maintenance experience. A government-required security clearance and Common Access Card clearance are required.

About the employer

Adams Communication & Engineering Technology, Inc. is hiring for this role. Industry: Engineering Services. Sector: 54.