Communications Center Radio Operator (On-site)

Collins Aerospace, a prominent division within Raytheon Technologies, specializes in delivering advanced avionics and communication solutions to the global aviation industry. Known for its cutting-edge cockpit displays, vision systems, and comprehensive digital solutions, Collins Aerospace serves a broad spectrum of clients including commercial airlines, government agencies, and military aviation sectors. The company is committed to enhancing flight safety, operational efficiency, and seamless communication through state-of-the-art technology and integrated services. Located in Livermore, California, Collins Aerospace is currently seeking a Communications Center Radio Operator to join their Onsite team. This position emphasizes hands-on engagement with aviation communication systems and requires a passion for aviation, along with dedication to providing superior customer service. This role is integral to the operation of air-to-ground and ground-to-air radio communications, facilitating vital information exchange among pilots, air traffic control, airline dispatchers, and other authorized stakeholders. Successful candidates will enjoy a challenging yet rewarding environment where their efforts directly impact flight safety and efficient air traffic management. The Communications Center Radio Operator will operate various communication equipment such as HF/VHF radios, computers, and telephones to transcribe and relay real-time pilot communications accurately. They will manage transmissions of Air Traffic Control clearances, advisories, and urgent information requests while maintaining consistent communication with Aviation Voice Service Staff and ATC facilities. This role requires maintaining a typing speed of 40 words per minute and the ability to read and interpret communications on multiple monitors for extended periods. The position operates within a 24/7 environment, including mandatory shift work and holidays, emphasizing reliability and flexibility. Applicants must be authorized to work in the U.S. without the need for company sponsorship, as Collins Aerospace will not provide immigration sponsorship or seek export authorizations for this role. Attention to sensory capabilities is essential; candidates must pass vision and hearing assessments, ensuring they can manage prolonged use of monitors, color-coded keyboards, and headphones independently. Collins Aerospace offers a competitive hourly salary starting at $24, with annual increases negotiated through collective bargaining agreements. The company's benefits package includes comprehensive medical coverage from day one, retirement savings plans, life and accident insurance, company-paid disability coverage, vacation and personal days, holidays, and sick leave. This role is classified as safety sensitive under FAA guidelines, subjecting the candidate to drug and alcohol testing in compliance with federal regulations. By joining Collins Aerospace as a Communications Center Radio Operator, you will be part of an innovative team dedicated to redefining aerospace communications and contributing to the safety and efficiency of air transportation worldwide. This position not only provides valuable technical skills and knowledge but also fosters a unique connection to the aviation industry, supporting critical communications that keep the skies safe and operations smooth. These experiences will enrich your career and broaden your expertise within a dynamic and evolving field of aviation technology.

• Authorized to work in the US without company sponsorship now or in the future
• High school diploma or GED
• Prior experience in customer service
• Ability to maintain a typing speed of 40 words per minute
• Ability to see and read information on multiple monitors and type on a color-coded keyboard for extended periods
• Ability to hear independently in each ear and distinguish information through headphones
• Willingness to work mandatory shifts including holidays
• Pass vision and hearing assessments
• Ability to register for and obtain a Restricted Radiotelephone Operator Permit if not held