Nickerson Talent Solutions — Mesa, Arizona
Pay: $32–$48 per hour
F-16 Tech II - Engines Pay Rate: $32.00 to $48.00 per hour
Job Summary • We are seeking an experienced F-16 Engine Technician II to perform maintenance, repair, inspection, troubleshooting and modification of PW F100-220E engines .
• The ideal candidate will have strong hands on experience with F100-220E engines and the ability to work independently in a fast paced aircraft maintenance environment.
Key Responsibilities • Perform maintenance, repair, inspection and troubleshooting on PW F100-220E engines
• Perform line and heavy maintenance activities
• Diagnose and troubleshoot engine and system issues
• Interpret and follow military technical orders and maintenance documentation
• Complete engine work packages and maintenance records accurately
• Inspect replacement parts before installation and properly document removed parts
• Assist with intermediate and advanced engine repairs
• Provide technical guidance and training to other technicians when needed
• Ensure all maintenance work is completed safely and according to established procedures
Required Qualifications • Minimum 7 years of direct maintenance experience and training on PW F100-220E aircraft
• Strong working knowledge of PW F100-220E engine components and systems
• USAF 5 level or equivalent progressive aircraft maintenance experience highly preferred
• Strong troubleshooting and problem solving skills
• Ability to read and interpret military or FAA technical documentation
• Ability to work independently and meet maintenance deadlines
• High school diploma or GED required
Why Consider This Opportunity • Competitive pay: $32.00 to $48.00 per hour
• Work directly with F-16 aircraft and PW F100-220E engines
• Opportunity to apply advanced military aircraft engine maintenance experience
• Opportunities for career growth and advanced engine maintenance work
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