What are the responsibilities and job description for the Technician electrical or electronics position at Donatech?
Do you know your way around an aircraft wiring harness like the back of your hand? We’re looking for a skilled technician who can take a stack of electrical schematics and turn them into perfectly built, neatly routed wiring systems. This isn’t just a "plug-in" job—we need someone who can build from scratch, mount the hardware, and troubleshoot like a pro.
What you’ll be doing:
- Building from scratch: You’ll be looking at engineering drawings and schematics to build wiring harnesses and test boxes from the ground up.
- The "Rack" Work: You’ll be routing those harnesses through large electronics racks and hooking them up to rear disconnect panels. It needs to be clean, functional, and precise.
- Mechanical Setup: You’ll use your hands-on mechanical skills to actually mount the gear and equipment into the racks.
- Problem Solving: You aren’t just building; you’re diagnosing. If something isn’t working, you’ll figure out why and fix it.
What we’re looking for:
- Aircraft & Military Specs: You MUST have specific experience building aircraft harnesses and working with military-grade wiring and connectors.
- Schematic Reader: You can look at a complex electrical drawing and understand exactly what needs to happen without someone holding your hand.
- Lab/Shop Experience: You’ve spent plenty of time in a manufacturing or lab environment and know the tools of the trade.
- Troubleshooting: You have a "detective" mindset when it comes to electrical issues—if there’s a glitch, you’ll find it.
The Vibe:
We’re looking for someone who is self-sufficient. While you’ll be part of a team supporting a System Integration Lab, we need you to be able to handle the fabrication and installation with limited guidance. If you’re good with your hands, great with a schematic, and have the aircraft experience we need, we want to talk to you!
Salary : $40