The Aviation Electronics, Electrical & Computer Systems Technician (AE/AT) maintains and repairs aircraft systems such as avionics, electrical power, and mission electronics to ensure Navy aircraft readiness.
Key duties include troubleshooting digital computers, radar, communications, navigation, and flight control systems, installing upgrades, and testing instruments.
Work involves hands-on maintenance on flight lines, hangars, and ships, often under time pressure, with shifts including nights and weekends, especially during deployments.
Assignments are at naval air stations and aboard aircraft carriers worldwide, emphasizing teamwork and safety standards.
Training includes recruit and Class A Schools, with options for advanced technical and aircrew qualifications. Qualifications require U.S. citizenship, high school diploma, medical fitness, and interest in aviation and electronics.
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