Pro Star Aviation — Londonderry, New Hampshire
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.
Summary/Objective: Pro Star Aviation is an advanced industry leader in aircraft maintenance, avionics, installation, aircraft modification, custom engineering, and certification. We are driven to provide innovative solutions, quality craftsmanship, and best-in-class customer service while maintaining the highest level of integrity. We earn our outstanding reputation in the business aviation industry every day.
We are seeking an experienced technician who will directly support Production with the removal/installation of avionics electrical components, fabrication of wire harness, installations, terminations, continuity checks, functional tests of avionics/electrical systems. Essential Functions: • Read and understand complex electrical drawings and schematics
• Assist in the installation, modification and fabrication of wiring and electrical components, fixtures, and associated equipment per Pro Star Aviation and/or OEM specifications
• Troubleshoot, repair, and test avionics and instrument systems installed on various airframes.
• Experience using basic hand tools, aircraft test equipment and electrical test equipment
• Properly document work completed in accordance with appropriate technical data and Pro Star approved procedures
• Accompany flight crews to perform in-flight testing as well as preliminary avionics and instrument systems testing as required
• Communicate and interact professionally with customers to educate or answer questions regarding technical aspects within area of expertise
• Travel to customer locations to perform essential job functions through Pro Star’s On-the-Fly service
• Complete all training requirements scheduled by the Pro Star Training Department, to include regular completion of OJT forms
• Maintain accurate and complete time records for both attendance as well as labor
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