Airlines Transitions Engineer

Airlines Transitions Engineer

The Airline Transitions Engineer supports aircraft transitions within the CAE Parc Airline Technical Services Department, contributing to aircraft deliveries and re-deliveries across a range of client projects. The role ensures that aircraft transitions are executed efficiently, on time, and in compliance with airworthiness, regulatory and contractual lease requirements, while coordinating with multiple stakeholders across the aviation industry.

Key Responsibilities

• Providing technical support throughout aircraft transitions, including deliveries and re-deliveries, ensuring compliance with airworthiness standards and lease agreement requirements.
• Managing project timelines with a focus on maintenance event planning and timely transfer of aircraft title.
• Performing records management activities, including detailed records reviews to validate maintenance history, compliance status, and accuracy, and maintaining a comprehensive discrepancy list.
• Coordinating pre-transition activities with internal and external stakeholders, including airlines, lessors, maintenance organizations, and regulatory authorities, to align schedules and resources.
• Acting as a central point of contact between airlines, lessors, and service providers to support smooth and efficient aircraft transitions.
• Participating in aircraft data import and validation activities within Maintenance Information Systems.
• Supporting multiple aircraft transition projects simultaneously, as assigned by the Fleet Technical Management Leader.

Minimum Qualifications

• Vocational or technical education in a relevant field (Aerospace, Aeronautics, or similar) and/or 2–3 years of experience working within the aviation industry.
• Working‑level proficiency in English, both written and verbal.

Preferred Qualifications

• Technical aviation experience gained within airlines, aircraft lessors, manufacturers, or maintenance organizations.
• Knowledge of Airbus and Boeing aircraft fleets.
• Familiarity with applicable EASA and FAA regulatory requirements.
• Strong understanding of aircraft records and maintenance documentation, including maintenance philosophies and heavy maintenance events on airframes, landing gear, and engine shop visits.
• Ability to analyse and simplify complex technical processes and contribute to the drafting of procedures.
• Practical experience using Maintenance Information Systems (MIS), such as AMOS or Trax.
• Hands‑on experience supporting Airbus aircraft transition projects.
• Self‑motivated and efficient, with the ability to work independently and as part of a team.
• Strong organizational skills, with the ability to manage multiple priorities and make decisions in a fast‑paced environment.
• Willingness to travel as required.

Benefits

• Permanent position
• Monday to Friday working pattern (remote working with occasional travel)
• Bonus scheme
• Health insurance
• Pension scheme

Position Type

Regular

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