Romania - Avionics Backshop Technician

Draken is looking for experienced F-16 Avionics Backshop Technician to maintain F-16 A/B models at the Romanian Air Force (RoAF) F-16 Training Center at the 86th Air Base, near Borcea, Romania. These aircraft will be used to train RoAF pilots. Candidates must have previous 6 years of experience on the F-16. An FAA, A, P, or A&P license is preferred. Company paid housing and transportation, travel, tools and so much more!

At Draken, we have created a new standard in aviation service capabilities for all branches of the United States Military, Department of Defense and allied militaries globally. We are looking for skilled, dedicated Avionics Backshop Technician to maintain and operate the largest fleet of commercial tactical military fighter jets as we challenge todays warriors for tomorrows fight.

We offer: First day medical coverage; 401(k) match after 60 days, PTO available to use immediately

If you meet the qualifications and are looking for an exciting opportunity with Draken, apply now!

Job Duties

Performs Circuit Card assembly operations and repair on electronic/electrical and mechanical assemblies as an individual or as a member of a cross-functional, high performance work team.
Performs rework and modification to circuit card parts and assemblies per requirement for return to service
Possess technical skills necessary to perform CCA work using detail work instructions & other released planning documentation and a variety of other supporting technical documentation
Analyze CCA product, processes, test data, and rejection history to identify root cause for problems and assist with developing corrective action.
Perform troubleshooting and component level repair of circuit cards and assemblies
Build and repair electrical and RF cable assemblies
Test and Repair Avionics Line replaceable units
Isolate and repair failures in test stations
Document work completed in compliance with all work-center standards
Order replacement parts as required to complete assigned task
Maintain tool accountability per work-center standards