Electronics Technician for the Electronics and Electrical Workshop Aalborg at the Defence Maintenance Service

We are looking for a new colleague for our Electronics and Electrical Workshop, so if you are an electronics technician and love disassembling, fault finding, testing and getting electronic components to work again, then perhaps you are the one we need on the team.

About us

The Electronics and Electrical Workshop is part of the Maintenance Area Aalborg within the Defence Maintenance.

We perform maintenance of components for helicopters and fighter aircraft. You will join a total of 360 colleagues working at seven different specialized workshops, a logistics element and a planning section.

In our team we have a workshop leader, an assistant workshop leader, an operations assistant, a planner, 22 colleagues with mixed backgrounds, and an electronics technician apprentice.

We are a unique workplace where high quality in our work within aircraft maintenance and documentation is delivered.

We place emphasis on a high professional level and value the social environment at the workplace, which is based on security, trust and mutual respect. Safety is a natural part of everyday life.

With us you get opportunities for professional and personal development, flexible working hours, employer-funded pension scheme and your lunch break is part of the working day.

With us you get more than just a job — you become part of a community where professional pride, good craftsmanship and an informal tone go hand in hand.

About the position

You will have close collaboration with experienced colleagues, among other things through knowledge sharing. We handle tasks related to repair and maintenance of inspection, modification and testing of mechanical and electronic components for aircraft and helicopters, as well as inspection of medical equipment.

Your primary tasks include the following areas

• Maintenance of electronic components
• Inspection, repair, modification and testing of aircraft components
• Cleaning and daily housekeeping of your own work area
• Ensure that work is carried out in accordance with applicable regulations, including quality assurance requirements and legal requirements for the working environment
• Contribute to the training of apprentices in the workshop

Travel activities will occur to a lesser extent, for example in connection with your competence development.

About you

We imagine that you are trained as an electronics technician with an apprenticeship certificate or have another relevant skilled trade education within the electronics field, so you bring your professional expertise into the job while you challenge and improve yourself through exciting tasks and competence development

Some of your tasks, such as documentation, will take place through the IT program SAP Production Environment. Knowledge of SAP is an advantage but not a requirement, as it can become part of your competence development.

We generally work with aircraft maintenance, so you must be quality-conscious, meticulous and systematic in your work. It is expected that you are reliable, patient and have the ability to immerse yourself in your work, as the job requires full attention.

Since a large part of our work instructions and professional terminology are conducted in English, we expect you to master both Danish and English with technical content in both written and spoken form.

As a person, you are a team player and contribute to a good and valuable community by helping to create positive conditions for cooperation between internal and external actors. We also expect you to take responsibility for your own learning.

Employment conditions

Employment is in accordance with the currently applicable Collective Agreement between the Ministry of Finance and Public Employees Organization – The Civil Service Area (OAO-S collective agreement) and the Craftsmen and Technicians Employment Agreement.

Depending on your qualifications and competences, there is a possibility for negotiating allowances. The position is linked to an employer-funded pension scheme.

The workplace is in Nørresundby.

As an employee within the Ministry of Defence, you are subject to some special terms. You must, among other things, be able to obtain a security clearance and maintain the security clearance throughout the employment.

You have a duty as an employee to perform service outside the country, including at units in international operations with a view to participation in conflict prevention, peacekeeping, peacebuilding, humanitarian and other similar operations.

Contact and application

If you would like to hear more about the position, you are welcome to contact workshop leader Jesper Kristiansen Mosskov at telephone 4173 2688.

If you have questions about pay and employment terms, you are welcome to contact Personnel Command, HR consultant Mia A. F. Rostermund at telephone 3266 5971.

The application deadline is 3 November 2026 and interviews are expected to be held subsequently. The position is to be filled on 16 December 2026.

You apply for the position via the link, and please attach your application, CV and copies of your education certificate/apprenticeship. Note that attachments must be added in PDF format.

In the Defence Ministry’s organization we believe that diversity optimizes task solving. Therefore we encourage all interested regardless of background to apply for the position.

DEFENCE MAINTENANCE SERVICE

The Defence Maintenance Service is a quality management and occupational safety-conscious service organization that maintains, repairs and modifies the Defence’s materiel. Part of the organization is ISO and occupational safety certified today, which is expected to be rolled out to the entire organization. The authority employs about 1700 people.

The Defence Maintenance Service consists of a Maintenance Division with six maintenance areas distributed geographically across the country, and a Planning and Coordination Division located in Brabrand. The six Maintenance Areas specialize in repairing, maintaining and modifying specific materiel systems within their professional pillar. The Planning and Coordination Division consists of a Business Department and an Operations Department, which handle coordinating planning, training, management, controlling and development of the Defence Maintenance Service.

In addition to repairing and maintaining the Defence’s materiel, the Defence Maintenance Service also supports Defence operations and missions with well-trained military technical personnel, who are lent to Defence units according to agreed planning or ad hoc in special cases.