Diagnose and isolate electronic system malfunctions
Interpret schematics and prepare simplified versions
Troubleshoot, repair, configure complex computer systems
This is a full-time expatriate position in Pisa, Italy in support of the Italian C-130J Training Center, where the incumbent is expected to operate independently on site
Job Summary
This is a full-time expatriate position in Pisa, Italy in support of the Italian C-130J Training Center, where the incumbent is expected to operate independently on site.
Essential duties include diagnosing and isolating malfunctions in electronic systems, aligning and calibrating training devices, interpreting schematics, and troubleshooting complex computer and network systems.
CAE offers a comprehensive and competitive benefits package, flexibility that promotes work-life balance, and a work environment where all employees are valued, respected, and safe.
Matching Summary
This is a full-time expatriate position in Pisa, Italy in support of the Italian C-130J Training Center, where the incumbent is expected to operate independently on site.
Skills & Requirements
Must-have
Diagnose and isolate electronic system malfunctions
Interpret schematics and prepare simplified versions
Troubleshoot, repair, configure complex computer systems
Use diagnostic programs and test equipment
Repair printed circuit boards and electro-mechanical systems
Conduct quality control inspections
Nice-to-have
Experience working on CAE simulation products
Ability to interpret customer requirements
Proactive in recommending changes
Strong customer relations skills
Key Requirements
Six (6) years of experience in maintenance and operation of full flight simulators
Two-year electronic technician degree or certification with emphasis in Computer Information Technology or equivalent
Minimum of 600 hours of instruction in electronics
Ability to read, analyze, and interpret complex technical documents/diagrams
Basic math skills required
Ability to define problems, collect data, establish facts, and draw valid conclusions