Aircraft Mechanic

The role

You will build an engine repair station for innovative engine applications from the ground up. You will develop internal processes on engine inspection and alterations and maintain manufacturing and test operations.

What you will do

• Inspect engines for corrosion, wear, and prior damage
• Determine approach for restoration and implement solution
• Establish inspection criteria and acceptance standards
• Collaborate with engineering to review and approve deviations from planned procedure
• Maintain quality through documentation, traceability, and aesthetic
• Train and calibrate other technicians on inspection standards
• Conduct test facility and equipment maintenance and site cleanliness
• Conduct work efficiently in a safe and professional manner

Required qualifications

• 5+ years experience working on civil/military engine repair stations at a maintenance, overhaul, and repair (MRO) facility
• FAA A&P or repairman certificate
• Experience complying to 14 CFR Part 145 class 3 powerplant rating
• FAA Inspection Authorization (IA)
• Direct hands-on experience with IAE V2500, GE CFM56, or comparable turbofan engines
• Experience troubleshooting technical problems across many applications
• Ability to interpret engineering drawings, maintenance manuals, OEM documentation, and wiring pinout diagrams
• Flexibility to work in fast-paced environment
• Capable of lifting 35 pounds
• Stand for long periods
• Maneuver in restricted spaces
• Work low to ground and on raised platforms

Nice to have

• A mechanical life outside the job: hot rodding, motorsports, or other hands-on builds where you've had to solve problems without a finished manual

Benefits

• Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision insurance
• Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA)
• 401(k) program
• Transparent stock option plan
• Self-managed and flexible time-off policy
• PTO
• Paid holidays
• Sick time

About the company

Astro Mechanica is a vertically integrated aerospace company developing a scalable technology platform to power critical infrastructure, mission operations, and the future of flight. The team is a group of engineers dedicated to advancing aerospace.