If you have a background in electronics and enjoy keeping complex systems running at peak performance, consider joining the world’s leading professional aviation training company. A Simulator Technician is needed to maintain and repair flight training devices at a busy learning center. You will troubleshoot electrical and hydraulic components, perform configuration changes, and ensure compliance with regulatory standards. This role is perfect for someone with one to three years of civilian or military electronics experience who wants to work in a safety focused environment. No two days are the same when you are supporting pilots and aviation professionals from around the globe.
Company Overview
The employer is FlightSafety International, the premier provider of flight simulators, visual systems, and training for commercial, government, and military organizations. They operate the largest fleet of advanced full flight simulators worldwide, with learning centers across the United States, Canada, France, and the United Kingdom. The company trains aviation professionals from 167 countries and has earned multiple awards for maintenance training.
What you will do as a Simulator Technician
- Perform standard simulator support activities including daily checks and system monitoring
- Make configuration changes to flight training devices and verify proper operation after each change
- Identify, troubleshoot, and repair electrical subsystems and hydraulic components with little to no assistance
- Monitor simulator performance to ensure compliance with government regulations and company standards
- Complete basic tasks associated with the Qualification Test Guide
- Report any safety hazards in the work area or equipment following company safety directives
- Recommend needed parts and materials for simulator repair and support
Qualifications required
An associate degree in electronics from a college or completion of a civilian or military electronics technical school is strongly preferred. You need one to three years of experience in electronics or a related technical field. Familiarity with governing regulations for flight training device operation is important. You must be accountable, detail oriented, and able to work with minimal supervision. Strong analytical thinking and troubleshooting skills are essential. Safety awareness and the ability to collaborate with a team are also required. Physical demands include using hands to handle components, reaching, communicating, and occasionally standing or walking. The work environment noise level is low to moderate.
Salary and benefits
The expected hourly wage for this Simulator Technician position ranges from 24 to 32 US dollars per hour depending on experience and location. Full time employees receive health insurance, paid time off, and retirement plan options. FlightSafety offers training and professional development opportunities. You will work in a stable industry with advanced technology and a strong safety culture.
How to apply
To apply for this role, submit your resume through the company careers page or the job posting link. Highlight your electronics training and any simulator or aviation maintenance experience. The team is looking to fill this position promptly to support ongoing training operations. If you are ready to apply your technical skills in an environment where precision and safety are valued above all else, we hope to hear from you soon.