Overview
Atlantic Electronics Ltd. has been Keeping You on the Water Since 1973, and we're looking for a Marine Electronics Service Technician to join our Lunenburg team.

Position Details
Marine Electronics Service Technician

Lunenburg, NS

Atlantic Electronics Ltd.

https://www.ael.ca/

Posting Last Updated September 9, 2026

Duties & Responsibilities
You'll install, service, troubleshoot, and repair a wide range of marine electronics, including:

Radar systems

GPS and chartplotters

Echo sounders and fish finders

VHF and other communication equipment

Vessel computer systems

Marine networking and telecommunications equipment

Navigation and related electronic systems

You'll work in our Lunenburg shop, aboard vessels, at customer locations, shipyards, and ports throughout the region.

Skills & Qualifications
What We're Looking For

Technically minded and a strong problem solver

Reliable and willing to be flexible with their schedule

Comfortable working overtime and travelling regularly

Able to work independently and manage their time effectively

Comfortable working aboard vessels, in shipyards, and in varying weather and working conditions

Professional and confident dealing directly with customers

Interested in learning current technology and equipment





Able to work as part of a team across our different locations

Experience with marine electronics, electronics, electrical systems, telecommunications, networking, computers, or another technical trade is an asset.

No marine electronics experience? Don't count yourself out. If you have a strong technical background, enjoy troubleshooting, and are willing to learn, we'd still like to hear from you.

Working Conditions
Travel and overtime are a significant part of this position, and applicants must be comfortable with both.

Our customers operate throughout Atlantic Canada, and technicians may be required to travel throughout Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, New Brunswick, and Newfoundland and Labrador depending on service requirements.

The Position May Include

Regular overtime during busy periods

Early mornings, evenings, and occasional weekend work

Emergency and after-hours service calls

Participation in a rotating on-call schedule

Day trips throughout the region

Multi-day travel and overnight stays when required

Marine service can be unpredictable. When a vessel needs to get back on the water, our technicians need to be ready to respond.

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📌 Marine Electronics Service Technician (Nova Scotia)
🏢 Nova Scotia Boatbuilders Association
📍 Nova Scotia