SkyBridge Aviation LLC — Mesa, Arizona
Pay: $36–$48 per hour
Position: F-16 Engine Backshop Technician / Aerospace Propulsion Specialist Pay Rate: $36–$48 per hour (based on experience) Experience Level: U.S. Air Force 7-Level or equivalent experience
We are seeking experienced F-16 Engine Backshop Technicians with a strong background in military jet engine maintenance, overhaul, and repair. Ideal candidates will have hands-on experience working with Pratt & Whitney F100 engines , specifically the F100-PW-200, F100-PW-220, and F100-PW-229. Candidates with General Electric F110 engine experience will also be considered. This position focuses on in-depth engine maintenance performed in a backshop environment, including complete engine teardown, component inspection, repair, rebuilding, and testing. This is NOT a flightline engine maintenance position. Candidates must have hands-on engine backshop, overhaul, or Jet Engine Intermediate Maintenance (JEIM) experience. Key Responsibilities • Perform detailed teardown, disassembly, inspection, repair, and reassembly of F-16 jet engines.
• Conduct intermediate and depot-level engine maintenance, including component and module repairs.
• Troubleshoot and diagnose mechanical issues involving engine components, accessories, and internal systems.
• Inspect, repair, and replace damaged or worn engine components in accordance with technical specifications.
• Perform engine builds and rebuilds, ensuring proper installation, alignment, and functionality of components.
• Utilize technical orders (TOs), maintenance manuals, and established procedures to complete repairs.
• Support engine testing, test cell operations, and performance verification as required.
• Maintain accurate maintenance records and ensure compliance with safety and quality standards.
• Follow proper FOD prevention, tool control, and hazardous material handling procedures.
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