Thank you for your interest in FreeFlight Systems. We are currently hiring for the following position (no recruiters please):

Sustaining Engineer

Summary
An engineering position that supports in-service systems and products. This support includes both ongoing manufacturing and reparability of the products and resolution of in-service operational issues. The focus is maintaining our legacy product line and seeks to improve product quality and serviceability. Must be customer and product focused, willing to adapt to changing needs and produce tangible results.

Requirements

• MS/MA in science/engineering, or BS/BA + 3 years experience. Knowledge of Avionics a must and knowledge of DO–160 and DO–178 processes is highly desirable.
• Experience coding in C and Assembler for embedded software systems
• Sufficient EE hardware knowledge to implement design changes to address parts obsolescence or to rectify operational issues.
• Knowledge of digital signal processing algorithms (detection, estimation, modulation)
• Willing to work in a structured engineering environment in accordance with published standards
• Attention to detail sufficient for drafting & reviewing documentation for FAA submittal
• Good English language skills, both oral and written

• Define implement and test modification to certified (DO–178 Level C) avionics software.
• Define, implement and test hardware design changes in accordance with DO-160
• Draft documents necessary for satisfaction of FAA requirements
• Participate in reviews mandated by the structured engineering process
• Coordinate with Manufacturing, Customer Support, Sales and Engineering groups.

Repair Technician 2

Summary
Bench level electronics. Must have electronic and mechanical troubleshooting abilities. Must have good technical, analytical and communication skills. Must be able to troubleshoot and repair using technical data. Will work with limited supervision. Ability to solder is a plus.

Requirements
Education: AS degree or technical vocational degree/certificate in such topics as, but not limited to, electronic engineering and avionics, or the equivalent applicable experience.
Experience: A minimum of 2 years experience as a bench level electronics or avionics technician.
Technical Competencies: Electronic and mechanical troubleshooting abilities, using documentation such as component maintenance manuals, prints, schematic diagrams etc. Must have excellent knowledge of aircraft instrument and accessory systems, and have excellent workmanship skills. Ability to function as a technician 2 or higher, on products not previously trained on.
Knowledge, Skills, & Abilities: Must have excellent technical, analytical, and communication skills. Under no or limited supervision, be able to troubleshoot and repair a variety of instruments. Ability to read, analyze, and interpret technical data relating to the work being performed. Ability to perform non-repetitive type units and tasks. Knowledge of appropriate electro-static discharge(ESD) safety precautions. Must have abilities in electronic component removal and replacement using appropriate soldering type skills. Must also have good time management skills. Demonstrate an ability to service 100% of their primary section’s product line independently. Must be knowledgeable in all applicable Federal Aviation Regulations (FAR) i.e. FAR-1,21,43,65,121,135,145 etc.
Note: The above statements are intended to describe the general nature and level of work performed by people assigned to this classification. They are not intended to be construed as an exhaustive list of responsibilities, duties and skills of personnel so classified.

Responsibilities

• Services 100% of their primary section’s product line.
• Component level troubleshooting.
• Ability to understand product line technical concepts.
• Ability to read and understand and apply technical specifications and procedures.
• Solves problems independently.
• Demonstrate an ability to handle more advanced assignments, including an ability to function as a technician 2 or higher, on products not previously trained on.
• Production efficiency.
• Quality and reliability.
• Effective identification and utilization of resources.
• Written and verbal communication.
• Workmanship standards.
• Other duties as assigned.
• Ability to train other technicians.

Physical Requirements
Work is primarily sedentary. Requires some bending, stooping, and occasional lifting and carrying of small instruments (weighing a maximum of approximately 25 Ibs). Normal vision, speech, and hearing (with assistance of glasses or hearing aid permitted) is required for communication with general public, customers, vendors, management and other employees of FreeFlight Systems.

Classification and Work Schedule
Hourly, non-exempt position. Normal operating schedule of Monday through Friday, 40 hours per week as assigned. Overtime expected as workload dictates.