At a Glance
- Tasks: Diagnose and maintain aircraft avionics systems in a Defence aviation environment.
- Company: Join Sigma Aerospace, a trusted leader in aviation recruitment and maintenance.
- Benefits: Permanent role with relocation assistance and a focus on career growth.
- Other info: Fast application response and dedicated support from our aviation team.
- Why this job: Work on the Hawk Lead-In Fighter and make a difference in Defence aviation.
- Qualifications: Must have Certificate IV in Aeroskills (Avionics) and relevant maintenance experience.
The predicted salary is between 125 - 125 $ per hour.
Permanent Avionics AME opportunities at Williamtown (Newcastle) or Pearce. Work on the Hawk Lead-In Fighter (LIF) in a specialised Defence aviation environment. Military and fast jet experience not essential.
Role: Aircraft Maintenance Engineer (AME) – Avionics
City/Airport: Williamtown (Newcastle), NSW or Pearce, WA
Aircraft: BAE125/ Hawker Family
Shift: Monday- Friday
Work Type: Defence Aviation Aircraft Maintenance
Terms: Permanent employment | Relocation assistance available
Fast Response: Hear Back in 7 Days
Role Description
Sigma Aerospace Workforce is seeking qualified Aircraft Maintenance Engineers (AMEs) – Avionics for permanent opportunities supporting the Hawk Lead-In Fighter (LIF) at Williamtown, near Newcastle, NSW and Pearce, WA. This is an opportunity for qualified Avionics AMEs to work within a highly regulated Defence aviation maintenance environment, carrying out fault diagnosis and maintenance across electrical and integrated aircraft systems.
You will:
- Carry out fault diagnosis, maintenance and rectification of aircraft avionics systems.
- Work across electrical and integrated aircraft systems.
- Perform maintenance activities in accordance with approved technical publications and procedures.
- Ensure maintenance work complies with applicable technical, quality and certification requirements.
- Maintain accurate maintenance records and documentation.
- Work collaboratively within a high-performance aircraft maintenance team.
- Maintain a strong focus on safety, quality and regulatory compliance.
Essential Requirements
- Aircraft avionics maintenance experience, including practical fault diagnosis and maintenance of electrical and integrated aircraft systems.
- Maintenance Qualification: Certificate IV in Aeroskills (Avionics) is mandatory.
- Relevant MEA qualifications are also required.
- Must be an Australian Citizen.
- Must hold, or be eligible to obtain and maintain, an Australian Defence Security Clearance (Baseline or NV1).
- Must be able to obtain and maintain the required ITAR eligibility.
Additional Requirements
- Ability to work in accordance with approved technical publications, maintenance documentation and certification requirements.
- Strong avionics maintenance knowledge, practical fault-finding ability, accurate documentation habits and confidence working across electrical and integrated aircraft systems.
- Safety-focused, reliable, detail-oriented, team-focused and committed to maintaining high technical and compliance standards.
Desirable Experience
- Previous Hawk Lead-In Fighter (LIF) avionics maintenance experience is advantageous.
Role Benefits
- Permanent Employment
- Defence Aviation Environment
- Hawk Lead-In Fighter (LIF) Platform
- Relocation Assistance Available
- Civilian Avionics AMEs Encouraged to Apply
- Dedicated Sigma Aerospace Support Team
About Sigma Aerospace Workforce
Sigma’s Workforce division is Australia’s leading provider of direct recruitment, contingent labour and on-hire labour for Commercial Aviation, General Aviation and Defence. We source engineers and place them directly into roles with airlines, AMOs and MROs, as well as providing contracted workforce capability when operators need surge capacity.
Hawk LIF - AME Avionics – Williamtown, NSW & Pearce, WA employer: Sigma Aerospace Group
At Sigma Aerospace Group, we pride ourselves on being an excellent employer, offering a supportive work culture that values technical expertise and teamwork. Our NDT Technicians enjoy a flexible 4-day work week with day shifts, allowing for a balanced lifestyle while contributing to critical aircraft maintenance in a Defence-regulated environment. With opportunities for professional growth and development within one of Australia's most trusted aviation groups, employees can thrive in a dynamic setting that prioritises safety and innovation.
