• Adhere to General Work Requirements
• Complete logs, discrepancies, and/or modification notices
• Transport aircraft to designated locations
• Install test equipment on the aircraft for ground and/or in-flight troubleshooting or FTPs
• Remove and Install LRUs
• Perform avionics and electrical preflight inspections
• Remove / replace and repair electrical wiring and harnesses per applicable engineering and modification notices
• Assist with setting up Aircraft for Elect and Avionic FTPs to include Interior work
• Assist with launching and recovering aircraft from flight
• Assist with troubleshooting pre/post-flight discrepancies pertaining to avionics and electrical systems
• Ensure time compliance equipment, for example, air data computers, communications, standby air speed and altimeters are applicable parts of chapter 14 CFR (FARs).
• Remove all temporary and protective equipment from aircraft and install final aircraft product equipment
• Remove / reinstall aircraft panels in preparation for airworthiness certification inspection and repair post-inspection avionics and electrical system discrepancies as required
• Assist with troubleshooting and repairing avionics and electrical systems prior to and after functional tests, which may include performing repairs at the component-level as required

Requirements: 

• Typically a minimum of 2 years of experience electrical avionics technical school with certificate or equivalent military/vendor training
• Typically a minimum of 2 years of experience troubleshooting and repairing aircraft electrical and avionics systems
• Basic knowledge of safety and operating procedures for power-on aircraft
• Basic knowledge of flight-line ground safety procedures
• Ability to read and interpret engineering documents
• Working knowledge of ground support equipment
• Ability to differentiate between malfunctioning test equipment versus malfunctioning aircraft system
• Ability to operate functional test equipment, for example, navigation testers, air data testers, maintenance computers, and transponders test equipment
• Working knowledge of alternating current and direct current systems ?    Basic knowledge of aircraft flight principles
• Ability to perform minor troubleshooting and repairing of digital and analog systems
• Ability to obtain and renew certifications
•  Ability to recognize potential electrical hazards in order to prevent injury to self or others
• Ability to achieve sufficient technical qualifications to acquire product verification certification
• Basic knowledge of Production Certificate System