Avionics-focused AMEs can troubleshoot aircraft wiring, communication, navigation, and instrumentation systems in Hamilton or Vancouver. The position supports hands-on line maintenance operations.
As a licensed Aircraft Maintenance Engineer, you will maintain aircraft avionics and electrical systems for an air cargo and aviation provider. Responsibilities include inspections, repairs, testing, fault diagnosis, maintenance records, certifications, and operational readiness. Experience with larger aircraft is considered.
Key Responsibilities:
- Inspect aircraft avionics and electrical systems
- Repair and test aircraft systems during line maintenance
- Resolve wiring, communication, navigation, and instrumentation issues
- Record maintenance activities and complete certifications
- Support secure, reliable aircraft dispatch
Requirements:
- Transport Canada AME M2 licence required
- Licensed experience preferred, ideally one year or more
- Boeing 757, 767, or 777 experience preferred
- Valid ROC-A certificate required
- Ability to maintain airport security and driving clearances
Use licensed AME M2 expertise across aircraft avionics, electrical troubleshooting, maintenance documentation, and dispatch reliability requirements.