Electronic specialists work in different areas of specializations. Some work with navigation, telecommunications, IT, environmental systems, and more. They might be in charge of controlling air routes or assist pilots in navigating their planes or install and repair systems using electronic equipment used in other contexts.
Your duties will widely vary depending on what industry or organization you work for. But wherever it may be, you will be a valuable member of the technical team, with a comprehensive set of responsibilities regarding an electronics system with a specialized function.
You will need extensive education in electronics engineering or a related field to take on this position. You will need ample experience in the field as well, as your colleagues will look to you for resolving complex problems or creating and maintaining electronics systems that operate machines in high-risk situations. Professionals in this position earn around $60,000 a year.