06 Nov
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BAE Systems
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New South Wales
06 Nov
BAE Systems
New South Wales
Job Location: Williamtown, NSW.
Roster: 4-day week (Monday to Thursday), 9.5hr day.
Enjoy solving complex electronic faults that others can't?
BAE Systems Australia is seeking an experienced Avionics, Electronics or Electrical Technician to join our specialised Hawk Lead-In Fighter Avionics Workshop at Williamtown NSW on a permanent full-time basis, Working with advanced military aerospace systems, you'll diagnose, test, repair and overhaul sophisticated electronic equipment that directly supports aircraft capability for the Royal Australian Air Force.
This is a unique opportunity to apply your electronics expertise in a highly technical environment where no two faults are the same.
If you're passionate about troubleshooting, fault diagnosis and understanding how complex systems operate, we'd like to hear from you.
About the team The Hawk Lead-In Fighter Avionics Workshop is a highly specialised repair and test facility supporting critical aircraft capability for the Royal Australian Air Force.
The team undertakes advanced fault diagnosis, repair, overhaul and testing of aircraft electronic systems that directly contribute to aircraft availability and mission success.
Working alongside experienced avionics and electronics specialists, you'll investigate complex component-level faults and return sophisticated equipment to service using specialised test equipment, technical publications and proven diagnostic techniques.
This position is primarily workshop based, allowing you to focus on technical problem solving, diagnostics,
testing and repair within a collaborative and highly skilled team setting.
Core Duties: Diagnose, fault-find and repair avionics components and Line Replaceable Units removed from aircraft.
Investigate complex electronic faults, conduct component-level repairs, including soldering, circuit board diagnostics and micro-electronics work.
Test and maintain communications, navigation, GPS and other aircraft electronic systems.
Utilise specialised test equipment to assess, troubleshoot and verify equipment performance and serviceability.
Support aircraft availability through the timely return of critical equipment to service.
Contribute to both Operational Maintenance and Base Maintenance support activities.
Essential Skills: Trade qualification in Avionics, Electronics, Electrical or a related technical discipline.
Strong fault-finding, troubleshooting and analytical capabilities.
Experience diagnosing and repairing complex electronic equipment.
Experience using electronic test and diagnostic equipment.
Experience conducting soldering and component-level repairs.
Ability to interpret electrical schematics, technical drawings and maintenance documentation.
Experience with electronic test and diagnostic equipment.
Be able to work autonomously within a highly skilled workshop environment, making sound technical decisions.
Strong attention to detail and commitment to quality.
Ability to work independently while contributing to a collaborative team environment.
Who We Are
📌 Avionics & Electronics Repair Technician – Workshop (New South Wales)
🏢 BAE Systems
📍 New South Wales