Job Description:

An opportunity for an Aircraft Maintenance Technician (Electrical Assembly) has arisen within Airbus Defence and Space, Getafe (Madrid).

The selected candidate will join the Eurofighter EF2000 Production & Flight Line Team, participating in the electrical integration, functional testing, and flight readiness of military aircraft. The team operates in a dynamic, multidisciplinary environment spanning both the Final Assembly Line (FAL) and Flight Line operations, working directly with cutting-edge defense products.

RESPONSIBILITIES The main tasks of the jobholder will be:

• Perform electrical assembly, integration, harness routing, and system modifications (soldering, crimping) according to technical instructions, work orders, and job cards.
• Conduct functional testing of avionics and mechanical systems within the Final Assembly Line (FAL) and operational testing on the Flight Line.
• Support Flight Line operations, including aircraft reception, operational testing preparation, engine ground runs, and pre-flight launch activities.
• Detect, troubleshoot, and resolve technical incidents occurring during integration and functional testing phases.
• Carry out basic electrical testing (continuity, bonding) and first-level quality inspections to ensure assembly readiness.
• Promote continuous improvement initiatives while coordinating effectively with cross-functional production and maintenance teams.

SKILLS Is your profile aligned to the following list of skills? Apply! We are looking forward to know you:

• Education: Aircraft Maintenance Technician (AMT / TMA) qualification or related technical discipline in Aeronautical Maintenance.
• Experience: Practical experience in aircraft electrical assembly, functional testing, or flight line operations.
• Soft skills: High adaptability to operational environments, strong collaborative mindset, and commitment to quality and safety standards.
• Languages: Advanced level in English & Spanish (both written & spoken).
• Technical knowledge: Avionics and aircraft mechanics, electrical integration techniques (wiring, crimping, soldering), basic electrical testing, and ability to interpret technical production documentation.
• Valuable / Nice to have: Possession of an EASA B1/B2 license, previous experience in the Eurofighter (EF2000) program, or experience in engine ground runs will be highly valued.