Avionics Engineering Technician

Must be a U.S. Citizen - Yes Clearance Required: Secret Education Required: High school graduation or equivalency certification. Experience 4+ years of progressive responsible avionics engineering technical or maintenance experience in support of military or commercial aircraft. Desired Experience 8+ years’ experience shall have consisted of coordinating with engineering/technical functions with respect to maintenance and/or sustainment of avionics systems, or equivalentPrior military aircraft organizational and/or intermediate maintenance, operation, and support with avionics experience, preferably in support of Generation 4 or greater technology.Knowledge of and experience with Department of War (DoW) and commercial standards in Avionics and/or electrical design.Knowledge of and experience with military operational manuals, and maintenance/sustainment technical publications.Strong communications skills with a proactive work ethic. Position Description Provides essential engineering and technical support for the CH-53K and YCH-53K Engineering Development Model (EDM) aircraft. Responsible for maintaining unique prototype aircraft equipped with special modifications and instrumentation as a key part of the government's Test and Evaluation team. Support maintenance and troubleshooting of CH-53K King Stallion avionics systems, documenting unique repairs and procedures and recommending publication updates for new capabilities and system upgrades under test. Collaborate closely with FST and offers the opportunity to directly contribute to the operational readiness of the next generation of heavy-lift helicopters. Salary The projected salary range for this full-time position is $72,000 to $100,000; however, this is not a guarantee of salary. Salary will be set based on experience and contractual requirements. Benefits Medical, Dental, & Vision Plan, short- and long-term disability, accidental death & dismemberment, 401K retirement & matching, Tuition assistance program, direct deposit, leave package and 11 paid federal holidays.