Aircraft Engineer

Your tasks

• Assists the Maintenance Division in rectifying defects not covered by the manufacturers’ manuals.
• Consults and liaises with Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) regarding technical issues.
• Establishes, updates, maintains, manages, safeguards, and revises drawings, charts, Engineering Orders (EOs), Technical Instructions, and other technical documents to ensure compliance with applicable regulations and requirements.
• Implements and maintains the Reliability Program and Engine Health Monitoring (EHM), and evaluates and recommends improvements to aircraft maintenance intervals and escalation limits.
• Gathers worldwide fleet information, liaises with aircraft and component manufacturers, and establishes effective preventive maintenance programs.
• Monitors Airworthiness Directives (ADs), Service Bulletins (SBs), and other airworthiness requirements daily, and ensures their timely implementation on the Company’s aircraft and components.
• Summarizes and highlights the parts, tools, and equipment required for EO embodiment, and communicates the requirements to relevant functions for further preparation.
• Assists Aircraft Planners in developing and updating Maintenance Schedules to ensure compliance with applicable regulations and requirements.
• Monitors and ensures the proper utilization of applicable component Maintenance Reserves.
• Develops and updates structural damage charts to ensure that all necessary information is communicated to relevant parties.
• Coordinates with relevant parties in establishing and amending the Minimum Equipment List (MEL).
• Participates in specification studies and evaluations of new or leased aircraft and major components.

Requirements

1. Bachelor’s degree or higher in Aeronautical, Aerospace, Mechanical, Electrical, Electronic, Avionics Engineering, or another discipline relevant to aircraft maintenance and continuing airworthiness.
2. At least 2 years of relevant experience in aircraft engineering, technical services, maintenance planning, reliability, or continuing airworthiness management is preferred.
3. Knowledge of applicable CAAT regulations and requirements, including TCAR AIR Part-M, Part-CAMO, Part-145, Part-21, TCAR OPS, and other relevant airworthiness requirements.
4. Knowledge of aircraft maintenance programs, maintenance planning principles, and the control of Airworthiness Directives (ADs), Service Bulletins (SBs), Engineering Orders (EOs), and other mandatory continuing airworthiness information.
5. Knowledge of aircraft systems, structures, engines, components, and applicable aircraft maintenance and engineering manuals.
6. Ability to interpret and apply technical publications, including AMM, IPC, SRM, CMM, MPD, MRBR, WDM, TSM, and other manufacturer-issued technical documents.
7. Knowledge of aircraft reliability programs, reliability analysis, Engine Health Monitoring (EHM), preventive maintenance, and maintenance interval escalation principles.
8. Understanding of Minimum Equipment List (MEL), Master Minimum Equipment List (MMEL), Configuration Deviation List (CDL), and associated operational and maintenance procedures.
9. Understanding of Safety Management System (SMS), Human Factors principles, compliance monitoring, and safety reporting applicable to continuing airworthiness activities.
10. Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, with the ability to evaluate technical data, recurring defects, reliability trends, and worldwide fleet information.
11. Proficiency in Microsoft Office applications and aircraft maintenance or engineering information systems; experience in data analysis and reliability reporting is an advantage.
12. Good command of written and spoken English, with the ability to interpret technical manuals and communicate effectively with aircraft and component manufacturers.
13. Demonstrates attention to detail, safety awareness, integrity, accountability, teamwork, and the ability to work accurately within regulatory and operational deadlines.