Aviation Consulting Experts, Inc. — Little Rock, Arkansas
Estimated salary for Aircraft Mechanics and Service Technicians (U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, May 2025): $62,630–$99,130 per year, median $79,870. The employer did not provide a pay range for this listing.
Job Summary Responsible for operating, testing, modifying, troubleshooting, repairing, and inspecting all avionics and electrical systems on the aircraft using approved aircraft data. Must be able to interpret technical manuals and engineering data to support tasks. Complete assigned tasks within allocated hourly budget and on schedule maintaining quality standards and performing tasks within guidelines of safety regulations and requirements. Key Responsibilities • Perform at expected standards of safety, quality, schedule, and cost • Complete required training for assigned work and completion tasks • Foster environment of continuous improvement practices in daily work • Embrace ACE values with peers and help create work environment aimed at operational excellence • Communicate and interact well with co-workers and management • Maintain clean and organized work area • Work in safe manner in accordance with OSHA and company safety procedures • Able to work autonomously on DGSM/DGT maintenance tasks, C/HCNs, cabin and galley entertainment systems, and HUD/EVS alignment on assigned Falcon aircraft • Able to work autonomously on air data systems, galley temperature test, Satcom/Jetwave systems, and perform safety inspections, functional engine run checks, and customer tail swap completion tasks • Complete work tasks using Falcon production computer systems, eLog 150, Squawk Management, and CAMS • Properly document work time using Shop Floor Management • Responsible to train and supervise flight line avionics technicians on all assigned tasks • Troubleshoot aircraft avionics systems using aircraft wiring diagrams and manuals • Operate various digital and analog test equipment, primarily for flight line troubleshooting of complex avionics systems • Perform other duties as assigned
Requirements • Education: High school diploma or equivalent required • Experience: Minimum 4 years of experience in aircraft avionics required • Required Skills: • Must be able to troubleshoot aircraft avionics systems using aircraft wiring diagrams and manuals • Operates various digital and analog test equipment, primarily for flight line troubleshooting of complex avionics systems • Basic computer skills • Able to work on maintenance stands, lifts, and ladders, and work in confined spaces in unusual positions with or without reasonable accommodation • Able to lift minimum 45 pounds with or without reasonable accommodation • Must not be allergic to fuels, oils, hydraulic fluids, and cleaning solvents • Must have manual dexterity
• Desired Qualifications: • Training and experience in corporate aircraft avionics systems; preferably with Falcon aircraft • FCC license with Radar endorsement • Graduate from electronics/avionics technical school or equivalent experience • Ability to go on test flights
Why ACES • Time, Time and a half overtime pay • Full max per diem benefits • Benefits • Paycheck Advances • Longevity Bonus • Life Insurance • Referral Bonus Program • 401k • 6 paid holidays
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