Aircraft Electronics Technician Target Drones (m/f/x)

High-tech meets craftsmanship – your skills make the difference!
For our client, Airbus Defence and Space GmbH, we are looking for an experienced Aircraft Electronics Technician Target Drones at the Immenstaad site. If you have solid expertise in mechanics, mechatronics or avionics and enjoy working in a technical environment involving unmanned aerial systems, this project offers a structured setup, clear responsibilities and modern equipment. Apply now and become part of a strong team!

The gross annual salary, depending on qualification, is up to €46,100. The position is limited until the end of 2026. If you have already applied to ARTS, we look forward to identifying additional suitable roles for you – multiple applications are not necessary.

Job details

Workplace: Immenstaad

Occupational Area: Mechanics / Mechatronics / Electrical / Metalworking

Contract: Temporary employment

Job-ID: 18104

Customer:

Tasks

• Integration and final inspection of target drones
• Assembly of standard mechanical and electronic modules
• Maintenance and repair of drone systems
• Soldering and crimping of payload components in accordance with ECSS standards
• Execution of acceptance tests for assemblies and complete systems
• On-site setup and commissioning of ground support equipment
• On-site integration of drone systems in the operational environment
• Support during test campaigns within the assigned area of responsibility

Qualifications

• Completed vocational training as an aircraft electronics technician, mechatronics technician, industrial mechanic or mechanic
• Several years of professional experience in manufacturing / production, mechanics and mechatronics in the aerospace industry
• Ideally, knowledge in manned / unmanned aircraft construction and experience with soldering and crimping according to ECSS standards
• Good knowledge of MS Office
• Very good German skills (at least C1) and good English skills (at least B2)
• A valid, unrestricted work permit for the European Union (student visas are not sufficient) is strictly required