Avionics Technician

As an Avionics Technician at Western Aircraft Inc., your primary responsibilities include installing and troubleshooting aircraft avionics systems, performing necessary repairs, and ensuring that all modifications meet FAA and manufacturer specifications. You'll be expected to document your work accurately in Corridor while maintaining a clean and organized workspace.

To apply for the Avionics Technician position at Western Aircraft Inc., you should have at least three years of experience working with avionics modifications and installations on business aircraft or similar airframes. While it’s preferred to have an FCC Certification and Airframe certification, the most important requirement is demonstrated experience in the field.

Yes, at Western Aircraft Inc., there’s a structured training program for Avionics Technicians. Employees are expected to complete a training syllabus that allows for advancement to higher levels within the company, helping you grow your career in avionics.

Safety is paramount at Western Aircraft Inc. As an Avionics Technician, you’ll need to strictly adhere to safety procedures and utilize support equipment in a safe manner while working. Regular training and adherence to safety protocols will be required to ensure both your safety and that of the aircraft.

As an Avionics Technician at Western Aircraft Inc., you can expect a range of benefits including medical, dental, and vision insurance, short and long-term disability coverage fully paid by the company, a life insurance package, paid vacation, a 401K with employer match, and more. Your well-being is important to us!

When answering this question, focus on specific avionics systems you've worked on, the types of aircraft you have experience with, and particular challenges you faced. Mention any techniques you used to troubleshoot issues or perform installations effectively.

Highlight your attention to detail and organizational skills. Discuss the processes you follow to maintain accurate records, such as double-checking your entries, using checklists, or employing software tools to track your progress on work orders.

Discuss the importance of safety in your work, mentioning specific protocols you adhere to, such as using personal protective equipment, ensuring proper grounding of equipment, and following procedures when working with electrical systems.

Mention any continuing education, certifications, or training programs you’ve participated in. Talk about how you stay informed by reading industry publications, attending workshops, or networking with other professionals in the field.

Be prepared to share a specific instance where you faced a challenging issue. Details matter here—talk about the troubleshooting steps you took, any tools or techniques you used, and the final outcome that showcases your skills.

Discuss the range of hand tools and test equipment you are proficient with, sharing examples of how you used them in past roles. Being specific about manufacturers or models can show your familiarity and expertise.

Talk about your prioritization strategies, how you handle urgent issues versus routine tasks, and any tools or techniques you use to remain organized and efficient. Time management is a key skill in this role.

Focus on your communication skills. Provide an example of how you simplified complex avionics concepts for a client, perhaps using analogies or visual aids to enhance understanding and maintain their confidence in your expertise.

Emphasize your collaborative skills and how you work effectively with colleagues from different departments. Discuss specific instances where teamwork led to successful outcomes in projects or resolving issues.

Share your passion for avionics and align it with the company's culture and values. Mention specific aspects of Western Aircraft Inc. that attract you, such as their commitment to safety, innovative technology, or workplace culture that fosters growth.