Understanding of basic mathematics, measurement systems and scales (temperature - degrees; pressure - psig, psia; rotational speed - rpm; vibration - ips rms; horsepower - shp; stress - strain gauges; air flow - lb/sec; fluid flow - lb/hr, gal/hr; etc.), mechanical systems, hydraulic systems, and low voltage electrical systems; ability to read and understand blueprints, engineering drawings, and technical specifications. Associate's degree in an Engineering, Technical, or Aviation discipline and 2+ years' experience; OR, Bachelor's degree in an Engineering, Technical, or Aviation discipline with 1+ years' experience; OR, Master's degree in an Engineering, Technical, or Aviation discipline.