The word “avionics” is made up of the terms “aviation” and “electronics”. Avionics technicians are responsible for the entire electrical inner workings of an aircraft. They ensure, among other things, that the electronic systems on board – such as the communication, navigation and autopilot equipment – as well as the power supply function perfectly, repair and service complex avionic components and cable harnesses, and simulate technical environmental conditions. The avionics technician thus makes a considerable contribution towards ensuring flight safety.

General requirements

• EASA Part-66 B2 licence
• Very good EDP skills
• Driving licence, category B

Personal requirements

• Flexibility
• Ability to work in a team, loyalty
• Sense of responsibility, readiness to assume responsibility
• Ability to work under pressure, both physically and mentally
• Helpfulness and flexibility, idealism and high level of motivation, absolute reliability
• Willingness to work in the evening/at night, where necessary
• Initiative
• Ability to work independently
• Place of residence max. 60 minutes from the place of work at the Rega Center, Zurich Airport

Language requirements

• Very good language skills in German and English