Civilian jobs in Switzerland after military aircraft and avionics maintenance work
125 open roles at 66 companies in Switzerland fit the civilian work of military aircraft and avionics technicians: Aerospace (27) and Hardware (98). The roles were matched by hand to the work these specialties do in most armed forces, whatever a given army calls the trade.
Civilian roles for military aircraft and avionics maintenance
Match: the share of the specialty's civilian work in each area| Role area | Match | Open roles | Median pay |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aerospace | 70% | 27 | |
| Hardware | 15% | 98 | |
| Field & Servicebroad area: plant, field and maintenance work too | 15% | 1,998 | $86k |
Roles that fit military aircraft and avionics maintenance
3Brain
Electronics Engineer
Contactrh
Senior Development Engineer Digital Electronics & FPGA (w/m/d)
Consulteer
Systems Engineer – Radio Communications & Antenna Technology (m/f/d)
Syntiant
Senior Staff Digital Design Engineer - Audio DSP Algorithm
Kandou
EDA/CAD Engineer
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Roles that fit military aircraft and avionics maintenance, matched to you
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How is military aircraft and avionics maintenance matched to civilian roles?
By hand, as a family: armies name and split these trades differently, so the page follows the work itself - what aircraft and avionics technicians do in most armed forces - and the role areas every posting here is sorted by.
Do employers see my specialty?
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Every role is re-checked on the employer's own careers board at least every 48 hours, and the page is rebuilt every night.
