Aircraft Maintenance Engineer (Cat A, B1.1 or B2)

Overview JOB SUMMARY Perform maintenance, preventive maintenance, and alterations to In- flight Entertainment Systems on aircraft subjected to EASA Regulations to include: troubleshooting and testing of electronic assemblies and units, the removal and replacement of electronic assemblies, units or cabling while installed in the aircraft and the modification/alteration of installed equipment. Responsibilities MAJOR RESPONSIBILITIES • Aircraft/IFE Maintenance and Support o Perform built-in test (BIT) and manual test of IFEC systems. o Troubleshoot electronic units, cabling or seat consoles in which failures occur down to the line replaceable modules, using knowledge of electronic theory. o Identify necessary repairs to restore functional acceptance, which may require the removal and replacement of defective line replaceable modules and/or cabling. o Operate a vehicle on airport property and around aircraft. o Operate airline communications equipment. o Communicate and interface with customer. • Administrative/Documentation o Document the testing and repairs using computer and bar-coding equipment. o Receive and prepare parts. o Assist in tracking the spares inventory. o Perform other reasonable related duties as assigned by immediate supervisor or upper management. Qualifications EDUCATION/EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS • High school diploma or equivalent. • 1-3 years related industry experience preferred. • EASA Part-66 License (Cat A, B1.1 or B2) • Ability to pass extensive security and background checks. REQ-153110

EDUCATION/EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS • High school diploma or equivalent. • 1-3 years related industry experience preferred. • EASA Part-66 License (Cat A, B1.1 or B2) • Ability to pass extensive security and background checks.

MAJOR RESPONSIBILITIES • Aircraft/IFE Maintenance and Support o Perform built-in test (BIT) and manual test of IFEC systems. o Troubleshoot electronic units, cabling or seat consoles in which failures occur down to the line replaceable modules, using knowledge of electronic theory. o Identify necessary repairs to restore functional acceptance, which may require the removal and replacement of defective line replaceable modules and/or cabling. o Operate a vehicle on airport property and around aircraft. o Operate airline communications equipment. o Communicate and interface with customer. • Administrative/Documentation o Document the testing and repairs using computer and bar-coding equipment. o Receive and prepare parts. o Assist in tracking the spares inventory. o Perform other reasonable related duties as assigned by immediate supervisor or upper management.