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General Dynamics

Builds submarines, combat vehicles and business jets

B2 EASA Licensed Avionics Engineer

AvionicsUpdated on Nov 3
Full-timeBasel, SwitzerlandNo salary listedIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • Hold an EASA Part-66 B2 license and at least one type rating on Dassault Falcon, Gulfstream, Airbus, or Boeing aircraft.
  • Have a minimum of 2 years of experience as an Aircraft Avionics Technician.
  • Have a technical diploma, such as an associate degree or three-year technical education.
  • Have solid knowledge of avionics systems and aircraft maintenance documentation.
  • Understand EASA regulations, aviation authority standards, and release processes.
  • Be proficient in SAP ERP or similar systems and Microsoft Office tools.
  • Have good technical English, written and spoken, and be capable of interpreting AMMs.
  • Have strong communication and problem-solving skills.

Responsibilities

  • Execute, supervise, and check maintenance tasks within the license scope, ensuring work is done correctly the first time.
  • Perform avionics repairs, modifications, and troubleshooting within the license scope while meeting safety, quality, and on-time delivery standards.
  • Log work details in SAP and meet deadlines.
  • Follow safety rules, EHS standards, and company procedures to protect yourself, the team, and the workplace.
  • Keep job cards, time sheets, and communications updated daily.
  • Spot issues early, report defects, and submit hazard or proactive reports.
  • Collaborate with team leads, supervisors, and project teams.
  • Support colleagues and take on additional tasks as needed.

Desired Qualifications

  • Experience with Cabin IFE/CMS and communication systems is an advantage.

About the Company

General Dynamics

Builds submarines, combat vehicles and business jets

General Dynamics builds warships, nuclear submarines, combat vehicles, and munitions for the U.S. military and allied governments, plus Gulfstream business jets for corporations and private owners. Gulfstream designs large, long-range jets and maintains them through its own service centers and completion shops. A separate technologies arm runs IT, cybersecurity, and command-and-control systems for defense and federal civilian agencies. The company earns its money from multiyear government contracts for ships, vehicles, and services, and the rest from selling and servicing jets. General Dynamics was founded in 1952 and is based in Reston, Virginia.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Reston, VA
Founded
1952

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