Electronic Debug Engineer - #2160296

Company Description

Trig Avionics is a dynamic manufacturer of avionics for General Aviation, with locations in Edinburgh, Scotland and Amersfoort, the Netherlands. Trig is also part of the wider Dynon Group, that has multiple locations in America, and together caters a complete suite of avionics. The company works with over 800 dealers in 42 countries, providing a global footprint and diverse customer base. Trig values innovation, quality, and a strong passion for aviation, offering team members the opportunity to contribute to products used in aircraft around the world.

Role

We are looking for an Electronic Debug Engineer to join our Customer Support team and help increase our European repair capacity. Working with the Engineering and Support teams, you will debug, test and repair Trig and Dynon avionics products, making sure that each unit meets our rigorous safety standards.

To be successful in this role, you’ll build a strong understanding of our products and complete repairs in a timely manner to the highest standards, in line with our procedures. You will follow a safety first mindset with a focus on making sure everything is complete and correct.

Required Skills

• You have proven experience of electronic debug and repair to component level.
• You are a skilled in soldering, preferably to an aviation or medical (IPC class 3) standard.
• You are confident using electronic test equipment.
• You are well organised, with effective time management.
• You have excellent attention to detail, particularly in record keeping.

Not needed but desirable

• You have further education qualifications in electronics or avionics.
• You have an understanding of aviation regulations, including Part 145.
• You have RF-specific debug experience

If you are looking for a rewarding career, where you can make a difference, please reach out. We have a great culture, built by people who share a passion for aviation – come and share in our future success!

Please send your CV to [email protected].