Aerospace Metrology Electronic Calibration Technician

About the role

Moog’s Military Aircraft Group is seeking an experienced Electronic Calibration Technician to join its Torrance, CA facility. You will work on complex electro‑mechanical, hydraulic, servo and electronic equipment that supports advanced flight‑control actuation systems for military aircraft such as the F‑35 Lightning II and V280 Valor.

Key responsibilities

• Perform planned and unplanned calibrations of electronic measurement and test equipment (M&TE) with minimal supervision.
• Troubleshoot, disassemble, repair, and re‑assemble electronic components and complex test stands when failures occur.
• Interpret technical drawings, calibration procedures, Moog specifications and manufacturer instructions.
• Maintain accurate calibration records and ensure timely return to service of equipment.
• Escalate issues when necessary to support continuous production flow.

Required profile

• High School diploma or GED (preferred) with demonstrated ability to follow written and verbal instructions in English.
• Minimum five years of hands‑on electronic calibration experience.
• Strong planning, organization and interpersonal skills to manage multiple calibrations and repairs.
• Preferred: Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, electronic technical certification, assembly/test systems experience, aerospace industry background, and familiarity with manufacturing and continuous‑improvement principles.

Required skills

• Proficiency with precision electronic, hydraulic and mechanical measuring equipment.
• Electronic calibration and troubleshooting of complex systems.
• Disassembly and repair of electronic components and test stands.
• Ability to read and interpret technical drawings and calibration procedures.

What we offer

• A performance‑driven culture that values trust, technical challenge and personal growth.
• Competitive rewards and benefits package.
• High quality of life both inside and outside of work.
• Opportunity to work on cutting‑edge aerospace programs.