Aircraft Maintenance Engineer - Avionics (E License)

L3Harris MAS, a subsidiary of L3Harris Technologies, Inc., is an agile and innovative aerospace and defense technology company. Our 1000 employees provide complete military and commercial aviation modernization and upgrade solutions structural and avionics upgrades, aircraft component repair and overhaul, integrated logistics support, stripping and painting, field service support and technical publications, plus a full range of technical support services.

Our specialized aviation facilities include component repair, overhaul and machining, aircraft hangars and other upgrade facilities, structural design and analysis, full-scale fatigue testing and aircraft fatigue management, as well as other engineering services - from mechanical engineering and avionics to electronics and systems engineering.

Our customers perform on the world’s most challenging front lines. They trust us to keep them prepared for what’s next. We combine speed, innovation and flawless execution to ensure confidence and security in the world ahead.

About your next Challenge as an Aircraft Maintenance Engineer (AME) - Electrical:

Reporting to the Operations Supervisor, the Aircraft Maintenance Engineer (AME E) will perform work and be ready to sign a Maintenance Release for their work. The employee shall be the holder of a Transport Canada AME license, appropriately rated. The AME shall have demonstrated acceptable levels of knowledge of the AMO and its Quality Program and have been issued an ACA Authorization to sign a maintenance release in respect to work performed on aeronautical products.

Their duties include but are not limited to:

• Performing duties such as repair, modification and maintenance of aircraft in accordance with approved maintenance procedures;
• Utilizing certified/calibrated standard measuring and test equipment;
• Familiarization of the MPM and related processes;
• Complete all assigned training and tasks on time; and
• Reporting any un-airworthy conditions discovered (including challenging working conditions);
• Assuming responsibility for his work as indicated by his signature/stamp;
• Participating in the Safety Management System Program Committee on Aircraft, if requested.
• Adhere to the Occupational Health and Safety regulations at all times;
• Maintaining a clean work area;
• Ability to travel on board to aircraft to service and carry out repairs as needed throughout the world;
• Familiarization with L3 MAS Policies and Processes;
• Marshalling, fueling and towing of aircraft;
• Performance of work, up to and including certification with approved processes;