ATS Resume Optimization for Avionics Technicians

Avionics Technician is a genuinely distinct BLS occupation (SOC 49-2091) from airline in-service maintenance — inside the aerospace-manufacturing industry specifically, BLS OEWS NAICS 336400 counts 8,390 avionics technicians employed at a $83,190 mean wage. This title is deliberately and explicitly scoped to OEM production-line and depot/MRO-level avionics installation, calibration, and test work performed inside new-build aerospace manufacturing — not the airline-fleet-servicing function covered by this site's own Transportation vertical, where Aircraft Maintenance Technician is the dedicated page for in-service fleet upkeep. BLS itself separates the two: Avionics Technicians (SOC 49-2091) is a distinct occupation code from Aircraft Mechanics and Service Technicians (SOC 49-3011), the airline/MRO-fleet occupation. If your work is new-build production or depot-level calibration rather than airline turnaround maintenance, this page — not our aircraft-maintenance-technician page — is the one built for your resume. We rewrite your resume so your avionics installation, calibration, and test experience matches exactly what OEM production-floor recruiters filter on.