
Senior Aircraft Mechanics/Electricians
- On-site
- Basel, Basel-Stadt, Switzerland
- L'Isle-Jourdain, Occitanie, France
- Auch, Occitanie, France
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Job description
Only candidates with prior engineering working experience in Aerospace will be considered
Model: Fully Onsite
Scope: Full Time
Location: Basel, Switzerland
Description: We're looking for skilled Mechanics and Electricians to join our Aircraft Systems Integration team and contribute to the assembly, installation, and testing of advanced aircraft systems. This is an exciting opportunity to apply your technical expertise in a hands-on aerospace environment, working on innovative custom aviation projects that demand precision, problem-solving, and a commitment to quality. If you are passionate about technology, enjoy tackling complex challenges, and want to be part of a professional team shaping the future of aviation, we'd love to hear from you.
Responsibilities
Lead and provide technical guidance to a small team working on mechanical and/or electrical aircraft system integration
Support leadership activities such as workforce planning, performance evaluations, onboarding, and team development
Carry out assembly tasks, system testing, troubleshooting, corrective actions, and quality checks
Ensure production orders are completed on schedule and in accordance with quality and safety requirements
Job requirements
Qualifications
3+ years of practical experience in aircraft assembly or aircraft system integration.
Previous experience as team leader
Proficient in mechanical and/or electrical system integration processes and procedures, with proven troubleshooting skills.
Experience with SAP - Advantage
Strong leadership abilities combined with effective teamwork, communication skills, integrity, and a customer‑focused mindset.
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