TSC
Aircraft Mechanic V
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TSC
to support Flight & Ground Operations of a developmental aircraft in the Airborne Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (AISR) Division.
The role requires a strong background in both manned and unmanned aircraft systems, acute attention to detail, and exceptional troubleshooting skills for aircraft from development through operational phases.
Key Responsibilities
Perform routine and preventive maintenance on manned and unmanned aircraft, including airframes, engines, avionics, line‑replaceable units (LRU), and other system components.
Troubleshoot, repair, and replace defective or malfunctioning parts and systems.
Support development and testing phases of new technologies and configurations.
Conduct inspections of aircraft systems in compliance with regulatory requirements and company safety standards.
Assist in the assembly and disassembly of aircraft for flight tests, demonstrations, and operational missions.
Maintain accurate maintenance logs and documentation for all aircraft.
Collaborate with engineering to address technical issues and implement solutions throughout the aircraft lifecycle.
Ensure all tools and equipment are in proper working condition and meet safety standards.
Support operational personnel during pre‑flight and post‑flight procedures as required.
Oversee daily operations of aircraft maintenance and flight line activities.
Ensure compliance with flight & ground procedures, training procedures, and standardization & evaluation procedures.
Maintain worksite safety and complete digital & paper logbooks, maintenance records, FOD and tool control, Technical Orders, and part accounting.
Execute work calendars, support internal audits, and participate in performance reviews.
Assist in preparing technical reports and briefings for the ADO and engineering/production teams.
Maintain access to and compliance with COMSEC requirements.
Assist in tracking consumables and recording maintenance failures.
Monitor parts and tools usage, maintaining inventories and logs.
Required Knowledge
Solid understanding of airframe, powerplant, electrical, mechanical, and RF systems, including troubleshooting.
Familiarity with FAA flight and maintenance standards, airworthiness, and safety.
Experience as a Maintenance Technical Inspector in aviation mechanics.
Adherence to DCMA procedures and accurate logbook reporting.
Proficiency in using maintenance manuals, Technical Orders, and compliance procedures.
Commitment to FOD control program execution.
Required Skills
Extensive knowledge of aviation flight line procedures and maintenance operations.
Strong attention to detail and analytical abilities.
Excellent organization, planning, verbal, and written communication skills.
Independence in a fast‑paced environment while collaborating effectively.
Ability to review, interpret, and apply industry standards (FAA/IACO) and ensure contract compliance.
Deep knowledge of vehicle systems, subsystems, and technical manuals.
Management of aircraft system maintenance logs with logisticians.
Potential to obtain Crew Chief Instructor designation after six months.
Computer Skills
Highly proficient in Microsoft Office suite; capable of creating documents, spreadsheets, and presentations swiftly.
Experience with technical writing and report preparation in Adobe.
Typing speed >30 words per minute.
Familiarity with digital maintenance logging and commercial/military logging requirements.
Understanding of MS Windows functions and ability to train others on digital maintenance resources.
Required Qualifications
FAA Airframe and Powerplant (A&P) certification and 7 years of aviation maintenance experience.
Minimum 3 years of Group 3‑5 UAS maintenance operations.
Strong knowledge of aircraft systems (engines, avionics, flight controls, airframes).
Proficient mechanical and electrical troubleshooting skills.
Prior leadership experience in an aviation maintenance role.
Experience with Aircraft Technical Manuals.
Experience installing and maintaining electrical systems; troubleshooting electrical issues; reading diagrams and schematics.
Experience with developmental or experimental aircraft is a plus.
Experience with ESD precautions and electrical safety measures.
Proficiency with multimeter, oscilloscope, and related equipment.
Ability to perform line and site‑level maintenance and repairs.
Excellent organization, written, and verbal communication skills.
Active SECRET security clearance.
FAA Class 3 Medical.
Willingness to travel for field operations and support.
Experience working in OCONUS deployed locations preferred.
Clean Background Check.
Physical Work Environment
Work in austere locations with limited access to food and shelter; outdoor 12‑hour shifts in >100 °F weather.
Lift and carry equipment/tools up to 50 lbs; work in extreme heat and cold.
Work at heights and in confined spaces as required.
Good vision (corrective lenses acceptable) and hearing for safety in maintenance.
Regular walking, sitting, standing, and reaching with hands and arms.
Requirements for close vision, distance vision, color vision, depth perception, and focus adjustment.
Safety Equipment
Use of PPE for mechanical, audible, and chemical hazards.
Medical Requirements A FAA Class 3 flight physical is required annually. Additional medical restrictions per MOD 15, applicable to U.S. government and DoD contractors deploying to CENTCOM’s area of responsibility, must be met before deployment.
Eligibility & Clearance U.S. Citizenship: Yes. Active SECRET DoD Security Clearance Required: Yes. Drug Screening: Required for employment.
Travel & Relocation Travel: Yes,
Benefits TSC offers a stable work environment, competitive salary, and comprehensive benefits including ESOP contributions, 401(k) matching, flexible schedules, tuition reimbursement, paid leave, and more.
EEO Statement All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, or status as a protected veteran.
Application Process Only candidates invited for an interview will be contacted. Employment is contingent upon successful completion of a background check, security investigation, and drug screening.
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– Join
TSC
to support Flight & Ground Operations of a developmental aircraft in the Airborne Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (AISR) Division.
The role requires a strong background in both manned and unmanned aircraft systems, acute attention to detail, and exceptional troubleshooting skills for aircraft from development through operational phases.
Key Responsibilities
Perform routine and preventive maintenance on manned and unmanned aircraft, including airframes, engines, avionics, line‑replaceable units (LRU), and other system components.
Troubleshoot, repair, and replace defective or malfunctioning parts and systems.
Support development and testing phases of new technologies and configurations.
Conduct inspections of aircraft systems in compliance with regulatory requirements and company safety standards.
Assist in the assembly and disassembly of aircraft for flight tests, demonstrations, and operational missions.
Maintain accurate maintenance logs and documentation for all aircraft.
Collaborate with engineering to address technical issues and implement solutions throughout the aircraft lifecycle.
Ensure all tools and equipment are in proper working condition and meet safety standards.
Support operational personnel during pre‑flight and post‑flight procedures as required.
Oversee daily operations of aircraft maintenance and flight line activities.
Ensure compliance with flight & ground procedures, training procedures, and standardization & evaluation procedures.
Maintain worksite safety and complete digital & paper logbooks, maintenance records, FOD and tool control, Technical Orders, and part accounting.
Execute work calendars, support internal audits, and participate in performance reviews.
Assist in preparing technical reports and briefings for the ADO and engineering/production teams.
Maintain access to and compliance with COMSEC requirements.
Assist in tracking consumables and recording maintenance failures.
Monitor parts and tools usage, maintaining inventories and logs.
Required Knowledge
Solid understanding of airframe, powerplant, electrical, mechanical, and RF systems, including troubleshooting.
Familiarity with FAA flight and maintenance standards, airworthiness, and safety.
Experience as a Maintenance Technical Inspector in aviation mechanics.
Adherence to DCMA procedures and accurate logbook reporting.
Proficiency in using maintenance manuals, Technical Orders, and compliance procedures.
Commitment to FOD control program execution.
Required Skills
Extensive knowledge of aviation flight line procedures and maintenance operations.
Strong attention to detail and analytical abilities.
Excellent organization, planning, verbal, and written communication skills.
Independence in a fast‑paced environment while collaborating effectively.
Ability to review, interpret, and apply industry standards (FAA/IACO) and ensure contract compliance.
Deep knowledge of vehicle systems, subsystems, and technical manuals.
Management of aircraft system maintenance logs with logisticians.
Potential to obtain Crew Chief Instructor designation after six months.
Computer Skills
Highly proficient in Microsoft Office suite; capable of creating documents, spreadsheets, and presentations swiftly.
Experience with technical writing and report preparation in Adobe.
Typing speed >30 words per minute.
Familiarity with digital maintenance logging and commercial/military logging requirements.
Understanding of MS Windows functions and ability to train others on digital maintenance resources.
Required Qualifications
FAA Airframe and Powerplant (A&P) certification and 7 years of aviation maintenance experience.
Minimum 3 years of Group 3‑5 UAS maintenance operations.
Strong knowledge of aircraft systems (engines, avionics, flight controls, airframes).
Proficient mechanical and electrical troubleshooting skills.
Prior leadership experience in an aviation maintenance role.
Experience with Aircraft Technical Manuals.
Experience installing and maintaining electrical systems; troubleshooting electrical issues; reading diagrams and schematics.
Experience with developmental or experimental aircraft is a plus.
Experience with ESD precautions and electrical safety measures.
Proficiency with multimeter, oscilloscope, and related equipment.
Ability to perform line and site‑level maintenance and repairs.
Excellent organization, written, and verbal communication skills.
Active SECRET security clearance.
FAA Class 3 Medical.
Willingness to travel for field operations and support.
Experience working in OCONUS deployed locations preferred.
Clean Background Check.
Physical Work Environment
Work in austere locations with limited access to food and shelter; outdoor 12‑hour shifts in >100 °F weather.
Lift and carry equipment/tools up to 50 lbs; work in extreme heat and cold.
Work at heights and in confined spaces as required.
Good vision (corrective lenses acceptable) and hearing for safety in maintenance.
Regular walking, sitting, standing, and reaching with hands and arms.
Requirements for close vision, distance vision, color vision, depth perception, and focus adjustment.
Safety Equipment
Use of PPE for mechanical, audible, and chemical hazards.
Medical Requirements A FAA Class 3 flight physical is required annually. Additional medical restrictions per MOD 15, applicable to U.S. government and DoD contractors deploying to CENTCOM’s area of responsibility, must be met before deployment.
Eligibility & Clearance U.S. Citizenship: Yes. Active SECRET DoD Security Clearance Required: Yes. Drug Screening: Required for employment.
Travel & Relocation Travel: Yes,
Benefits TSC offers a stable work environment, competitive salary, and comprehensive benefits including ESOP contributions, 401(k) matching, flexible schedules, tuition reimbursement, paid leave, and more.
EEO Statement All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, or status as a protected veteran.
Application Process Only candidates invited for an interview will be contacted. Employment is contingent upon successful completion of a background check, security investigation, and drug screening.
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