A&P Avionics Technician

Stratolaunch is a technology accelerator that engineers operationally realistic testing at Mach 5+. Our air-launched, Talon testbeds are reusable, cost-effective platforms that enable routine access to the hypersonic environment. We deliver flight data critical to validating system performance and achieving rapid technology deployment. Together with our customers, we drive innovations that are imperative to advancing national security. A&P License Required The Aircraft Maintenance and Systems Technician will be responsible for fabrication, installation, maintenance, troubleshooting, repair and modifications on aircraft airframe, systems, and components. The candidate should thrive in a high paced environment and be comfortable with the design, development, and test life cycle of rapid aerospace R&D. As Stratolaunch expands our program base this person may be tasked to other, new projects and in the development of vehicles requiring the skills, knowledge and abilities utilized on this current project. ESSENTIAL RESPONSIBILITIES Installation, testing and maintenance of aircraft systems and components with typically zero workmanship defects including but not limited to: Fuel systems and components Hydraulic systems and components Pneumatic systems and components Electrical / Avionics systems and components Engine systems and components Airframe and aircraft structures Perform scheduled and unscheduled maintenance operations on aircraft to include inspections, repairs, Airworthiness directives, Modifications and troubleshooting. Conduct thorough inspections of aircraft systems, components, and structures to identify any issues or potential problems. Perform all line maintenance functions to include preflight, post flight, launch, and recovery of aircraft. Ensure proper and timely entry of maintenance performed in the Aircraft Maintenance Discrepancy Log ( MDL ) Able to Operate all power tools and equipment necessary to accomplish job assignments with an expert level of proficiency Maintain aircraft in accordance with work instructions, the inspection plan and adhere to established standards such as AC 43-13, technical manuals, blueprints, or sketches for acceptable systems installation methods, techniques, and practices Able to interpret and follow Electrical Schematics for the installation of avionics components. Operate-related ground handling equipment utilized to service the aircraft when required Able to work in confined spaces or heights greater than 25 feet as required Able to effectively communicate and partner with Engineering in order to solve design/installation problems, reduce defects, and improve build time Demonstrate the ability to perform in the capacity of a Subject Matter Expert ( SME ) applying expertise obtained through deep and broad industry knowledge acquired through years of experience or a combination of achieved higher education and related years of work experience within other…