B2 Licensed Avionics Engineer

About the role

This is a technical role within an airline's maintenance team, supervising licensed engineers and unlicensed maintenance mechanics. The holder has the legal authority to release aircraft back to service and must maintain the highest possible technical standard while assessing all factors affecting aircraft serviceability.

Key responsibilities

• Supervise licensed engineers and unlicensed mechanics and ensure aircraft maintenance meets the highest standards and complies with approved data.
• Assist in on-the-job training of mechanics and trainees.
• Manage the ETL as end user, including printing procedures when it fails, and keep all maintenance documentation complete.
• Keep up to date with regulations, service bulletins, airworthiness directives and manufacturer service letters, and complete mandatory quarterly training such as Continuation Training, SFAR 88 fuel tank safety and human factors.
• Ensure safety precautions are followed by supervised personnel, report unsafe conditions and equipment to the Line Manager, and report flight safety risks at outstations via Trip Reporting and QPULSE.
• Keep company-owned maintenance and ground support equipment safe and operational, document GSE defects and report them to the GSE mechanic.
• Handle parts requisition, check serviceability, complete tags and forms, and hand over information between shifts.
• Input aircraft tech log and work order information, including component changes, into the TRAX computer maintenance program.
• Keep line maintenance areas tidy, stay updated on roster changes from the AIMs system, and act on behalf of the Line Supervisor or Line Manager when needed.

Required profile

• Minimum of 10 years of aircraft maintenance experience, excluding apprenticeship or basic training.
• Valid EASA Part 66 aircraft maintenance license or ICAO Type 2 license with a Boeing 767 endorsement.
• B2 licensed, certifying and company-approved avionics engineer, preferably on Boeing aircraft.
• Able to communicate assertively, effectively and diplomatically with flight crew, dispatchers, ground handlers and senior management.

What we offer

• Strong career support in an international environment.
• A great culture and colleagues.
• A multifarious benefit program.