DOD-Aviation Technician
acro serviceClearwater (FL)
DOD-Aviation Technician
Posted 2 days ago
acro serviceClearwater (FL)
Avionics TechniciansSearch, Detection, Navigation, Guidance, Aeronautical, and Nautical System and Instrument Manufacturing
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Due to Government regulations and ITAR requirements, must be a U.S. Citizen for this specific roles.“Please find below the key words for this job/customer targeting, based on the job title provided.”Key words for this job Aviation Maintenance Aviation Electronics Aircraft Electronics Aircraft Maintenance Aircraft Mechanic Avionics Technician Electronic Technician Assembly Technician Aircraft Maintenance Retired Army or Navy Professional Veterans Shifts- 1, 2, 3, weekend-High School Diploma or GED.-Proficient at Microsoft Excel, Word and Power Point.-2 years experience in the Aerospace or similar industry.-2 years experience in a manufacturing environment.-2 years of electronic testing experience.-Performing automated testing based off detailed written instructions.-The ability to review technical data and detect anomalies to prevent defects from reaching the customer. We value:-Associates Degree in Electronics preferred.-Knowledge of Guidance and Navigation Electronics desired.-Previous experience in testing of aerospace electronics preferred. Perform Automated System Level Testing by following detailed written procedures and on the job experience on multiple segments. Document system level Events and failures accurately in the data book and e-factory. Perform and complete varied tasks through the use of knowledge-based experience, adhering to work instructions and applying Honeywell policies and procedures Perform test set-up and teardown of associated equipment and cables, storing in designated locations when not in use. Ability to work across and test multiple products. Acro values diversity in our workforce and is an Affirmative Action & Equal Opportunity Employer. Acro is also committed to hiring veterans and offers sponsorship opportunities.
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