Your main tasks include, among others: Evaluate and resolve technical production issues as they arise

Resolve discrepancies involving planning requirements on overhaul and repair procedures

Coordinating internally and externally to take necessary action in correcting deficiencies occurring in the repair/overhaul process

Develop and oversee the creation and implementation of repairs, alternate maintenance procedures and new PMAs and alternate parts

Coordinate technical issues in close cooperation with Engineering Network counterparts, manufacturers, customers, suppliers, QA and the authorities as required

Analyze technical occurrences such as incidents, warranty and mishandling cases or deviations and provide appropriate recommendations and reporting * All other duties as assigned or required Flight privileges, 15-20 Vacation Days, 401k plan, Commuter Benefits, Education, Employee Assistance Program, Family Policy, Flex Holidays, Healthcare, Life Insurance, Long Disability, Short Disability, up to 60 Sick Days The ideal  Component & Production Engineer (Electrical / Avionics) must fulfill the following requirements: High school diploma/GED required

College degree/vocational training required

Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Electrical Engineering Technology required

Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering or equivalent related desirable

Internship experience desirable

Prior engineering experience desirable

Fluency in English language required

German language desirable

Experience in aircraft component maintenance including repair development, navigate efficiently through repair documentation

Good knowledge in Aviation law, both EASA and FAA desired

MS Office, Component engineering specific software, Design Software as user

Must be willing to work shifts

Must possess a legal work permit in the U.S. * CV/ Resume and Motivation Letter required

* Company may provide relocation assistance