Job Description
Archer, an aerospace company in San Jose, California, is seeking a Flight Test Instrumentation Technician. The technician will be responsible for installing, testing, and supporting aircraft flight test instrumentation systems.
Responsibilities: - Install, test, and support aircraft flight test instrumentation systems
- Build and maintain fly-by-wire aircraft
- Aircraft maintenance, repair, modification, installation, and testing
- Create and carry out Flight Test Instrumentation policies and procedures
- Build and install harness assemblies, strain gauges, DAQ systems, accelerometers, and other sensor parameters
- Provide plans and status updates to supervisor and Program Management
- Maintain good recordkeeping of all work performed
- Ensure calibration of test equipment and tools
- Ensure adequate stock of products, parts, supplies, and consumables
- Work from technical materials and provide feedback
- Meet scheduled timelines and deadlines
- Assume delegated duties
Requirements: - NCATT AET or A&P Preferred
- 10+ years of experience in the aerospace industry
- 10+ years of aircraft maintenance experience
- Previous Flight Test Instrumentation experience
- Previous developmental or Part 23/Part 27 certification flight test maintenance experience
- Hands-on with fly-by-wire aircraft and flight test instrumentation
- Aircraft configuration management and conformity experience
- Experience working with high voltage systems
- Knowledge of wiring techniques and best practices
- Driving of aircraft tugs, carts, and lifts
- Collaborative attitude, excellent communication skills, and attention to detail
- Ability to communicate and build cross-functional relationships
- Excellent planning and organization skills
- Ability to drive continuous improvement activities
- Ability to work a flexible schedule including nights, weekends, and holidays
The role offers: - Targeted base pay between $44.65 - $49.62 per hour
- Opportunity to work at Archer, an aerospace company
- Opportunity to advance sustainable air mobility