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11 Jobs You Can Have with an NCATT AET
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NCATT AET – once you have your NCATT Aircraft Electronics Technician Certification, you have plenty of jobs to choose from. We’ve done a little work for you and have listed 11 current jobs hiring NCATT AET certified people, just like you.
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Electronic Technician
Electronic Technicians help design, develop, test, manufacture, install, and repair electrical and electronic equipment such as communication equipment, medical monitoring devices, navigational equipment, and computers. Additionally, these technicians will modify, repair, and improve existing electronic products, equipment, and controls and will assist in developing new or updated electronic systems, components, or products.
A salary anywhere from $45k-$62k, is what an Electronic Technician can expect to earn (variances should be expected depending on which state hired/company/extra credentials/experience).
Electro-Mechanical Technician
An electro-mechanical technician uses mechanical technology and knowledge of electrical and electronic circuits. They operate, test, and maintain robotic, unmanned, automated or electromechanical equipment. They work alongside mechanical and electrical engineers and in various industrial environments to include plastics, energy, computer, communications equipment manufacturing, and aerospace. These techs verify the dimensions of parts by using precision measuring instruments to ensure specifications are met.
A salary anywhere from $30k-$50k, is what an Electro-Mechanical Technician can expect to earn (variances should be expected depending on which state hired/company/extra credentials/experience).
Electromechanical Aircraft Component Technician
Aviation Mechanical Component Technicians or Electromechanical Aircraft Component Technicians are experts who work in the overhaul, repair, modification, inspection, testing, and certification of aviation components of pneumatic, hydraulic, fuel, electrical, environmental, and mechanical aircraft systems. System components include the aircraft landing gear, wheels, brakes and tires, as well as life preservers, rubber rafts and oxygen masks. They are involved in the set-up and operation of tools and equipment and some semi-automatic processes, and must maintain an accurate record system of work completed.
A salary anywhere from $47k-$70k, is what an Electromechanical Aircraft Component Technician can expect to earn (variances should be expected depending on which state hired/company/extra credentials/experience).
Aircraft Electrical Assembler
Aircraft assemblers engage in the building and manufacturing of aircraft. Both large and small aircraft companies employ these professionals for the assembly of aircraft. As an aircraft assembler, your duties are to interpret engineering blueprints and follow the instructions to construct aircraft mechanisms with aircraft parts. Your responsibilities also include using mechanical tools and machines, along with welding technology and other metalworking tools.
A salary anywhere from $32k-$43k, is what an Electromechanical Aircraft Component Technician can expect to earn (variances should be expected depending on which state hired/company/extra credentials/experience).
Aircraft Avionics (Electronics) Technician
An Aircraft Avionics Technician is responsible for all the electronics aboard an aircraft as well as the wiring to the electrical system. They run cables, mount antennas, and connect instruments for navigation and engine monitoring. They also install radios, autopilots, and passenger entertainment systems. The job demands great attention to detail as these technicians work on flight-critical systems that impact passenger and crew safety.
Avionics technicians install and troubleshoot avionics equipment on fixed wing aircraft or helicopters. They’re responsible to see that everything works properly and that there is no interference with other electronic devices on board.
Avionics technicians install and troubleshoot avionics equipment on fixed wing aircraft or helicopters. They’re responsible to see that everything works properly and that there is no interference with other electronic devices on board.
A salary anywhere from $41k-$100k, is what an Electromechanical Aircraft Component Technician can expect to earn (variances should be expected depending on which state hired/company/extra credentials/experience).
Electronics Bench Technician/Inspector
As an Electronic Bench Technicians, your responsibilities include testing, programming, installing, troubleshooting, and servicing various pieces of electronic equipment. As an electronic bench technician, you may work in a manufacturing facility to repair and assemble electronic components, or you may work in a service department for a city office. Working in a remote location and providing support to customers and employers over the phone is also an option. Your specific duties in this career can vary depending on where you work.
A salary anywhere from $49k-$65k, is what an Electronics Bench Technician can expect to earn (variances should be expected depending on which state hired/company/extra credentials/experience).
Avionics Mobile Service Technician
These technicians repair and maintain a planes electronic instruments, such as radio communication devices and equipment, radar systems, and navigation aids. Mobile Service Technicians (MST) will focus on the maintenance activities and work scope of Customer aircraft. They identify and correct issues on malfunctioning aircraft mechanical components and systems. They also perform a variety of diagnostic and mechanical duties on Jet aircraft and assist with the scheduling and coordination of the work of others in the crew. Will assist the MST Lead Mechanic including coordinating and communicating aircraft issues with the Customer to include reviewing the work scope with Customers, adding squawks as required, respond to Customer inquiries and be responsible for assuring Customer satisfaction by coordinating with the Service Center Team. Will assist the MST Lead Mechanic with overseeing the maintenance of the mobile service vehicle ensuring vehicle is properly serviced and roadworthy at all times.
A salary anywhere from $48k-$62k, is what an Avionics Mobile Service Technician can expect to earn (variances should be expected depending on which state hired/company/extra credentials/experience).
Cable and Harness Technician
Wire harness assemblers/ Cable and Harness Technicians are tasked with binding wires to form wire harnesses, which are typically used in electrical systems and electronic equipment. They read electrical wiring schemes and binds wires together using sleeves, cable lacing, cable ties, and electrical conduits. This job likely will also involve wiring, crimping as well as routing and bundling of wire and cables neatly to meet wiring standards.
A salary anywhere from $35k-$44k, is what a Cable and Harness Technician can expect to earn (variances should be expected depending on which state hired/company/extra credentials/experience).
Avionics Technician – Simulator Maintenance
The main duty of a flight simulator technician role is to maintain and repair flight training devices in accordance with Civil Aviation Authority requirements and company standards. Flight simulators are complex pieces of equipment that allow pilots to practice flying in a safe environment. They’re used by commercial airlines, military organizations, and private pilots alike. Flight simulator technicians are responsible for maintaining these machines and ensuring they operate properly at all times.
They may also be tasked with providing instruction on how to use the simulator or other training related to its operation. This might include anything from basic instructions on how to control the aircraft to more advanced topics such as emergency procedures or landing techniques.
They may also be tasked with providing instruction on how to use the simulator or other training related to its operation. This might include anything from basic instructions on how to control the aircraft to more advanced topics such as emergency procedures or landing techniques.
A salary anywhere from $65k-$100k, is what an Avionics Technician- Simulator Maintenance can expect to earn (variances should be expected depending on which state hired/company/extra credentials/experience).
Aerospace Cable Fabrication Technician
The Aerospace Cable Fabrication Technician is responsible for fabricating wire harnesses and cables used in electrical and electronic equipment systems for satellites and space system components for the International Space Station, Artemis and Orion programs as well as commercial programs.
A salary anywhere from $33k-$46k, is what an Aerospace Cable Fabrication Technician can expect to earn (variances should be expected depending on which state hired/company/extra credentials/experience).
RS Avionics Technician
Performs the installation and functionally testing of electrical/avionics components and systems on aircraft per Engineering specifications, drawings and maintenance manuals ensuring a defect free system. Will also likely be expected to independently perform a variety of aircraft modifications and maintenance functions such as removal and installations of airframes, landing gear, engine components, electrical components, and control systems to assure conformance to procedures, performances and test specifications.
A salary anywhere from $40k-$66k, is what an RS Avionics Technician can expect to earn (variances should be expected depending on which state hired/company/extra credentials/experience).
Wow! Those are some great jobs! Are you ready to get your NCATT AET now? Check out more information how HERE.
Wow! Those are some great jobs! Are you ready to get your NCATT AET now? Check out more information how HERE.
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