
Electrical Systems & Avionics MRB Engineer I in GAC Savannah
Unique Skills:
Job Position
Entry level Engineering role specific to Electrical Systems and Avionics MRB disciplines
What is MRB Engineering?
MRB Engineering organization is a multi-disciplinary group of engineers authorized to review and disposition minor non-conformances discovered during the build and test of large cabin aircraft manufactured under a Production Certificate as defined by 14 CFR Part 21 as well as aircraft completed in FAA certified Repair Station, post-production, as defined by 14 CFR Part 145.
Electrical Systems/Avionics MRB Engineering provides direct support to aircraft manufacturing, test, and flight operations by evaluating and resolving avionics and electrical system discrepancies on Gulfstream large-cabin aircraft. The role brings together flight data evaluation, systematic troubleshooting, and collaboration with multiple engineering and operational groups, while maintaining active participation in build and test operations to ensure aircraft conform to design specifications, safety expectations, and certification requirements.
Typical Responsibilities
Job Listing Title: Electrical Systems & Avionics MRB Engineer I-NX
Job Listing Shift: 1st Shift-Weekday, On-Site [alternate shifts desired and available]
Job Listing Site: Savannah, GA
Desired / Unique Skills
Additional Information
Requisition Number: 233931
Category: Engineering
Percentage of Travel: Up to 25%
Shift: First
Employment Type: Full-time
Posting End Date: 08/14/2026
Equal Opportunity Employer / Individuals with Disabilities / Protected Veterans
Gulfstream does not provide work visa sponsorship for this position, unless the applicant is a currently sponsored Gulfstream employee.
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