Job PurposeSupports in managing and validating aircraft configuration and modification records to ensure compliance with regulatory and company requirements. Supports teams in maintaining configuration integrity, sustaining airworthiness, and enabling cost-effective fleet operations. Serve as a liaison between internal departments and external providers in matters related to aircraft inductions and Management Information System (MIS) projects, ensures effective coordination and successful project delivery.
Key Result Responsibilities
- * Assists in evaluating ADs, SBs, Modifications, STCs, including compliance tracking and updating AMOS records.
- Supports development of work scopes for fleet modifications, repairs, and engineering projects.
- Assists in ensuring timely incorporation of approved recommendations and ADs into the AMP.
- Supports aircraft configuration and modification record management—ensuring accuracy, completeness, and compliance with regulatory and manufacturer requirements.
- Help prepare agendas, coordinate stakeholders, and document outcomes for weekly AD/OD Airworthiness Directives & Operational Directives meetings and quarterly Modification Committee meetings.
- Tracks and monitors mandatory and non‑mandatory directives to ensure timely and compliant implementation.
- Reviews bi-weekly AD reports from authorities; assess applicability, impact, and support engineering teams to meet compliance deadlines.
- Acts as a technical interface with the Aircraft Acquisition team and Lessors for configuration evaluations and modification requirements.
- Assists in reviewing and validating engineering requirements for leased aircraft, identifying gaps or risks in configuration compliance.
- Coordinates technical documentation for leased aircraft induction to ensure accurate configuration and smooth entry into service.
- Supports Engineering’s coordination with MIS/AMOS teams on configuration management modules, enhancements, and system data integrity.
Qualifications (Academic, Training, Languages)
- * Bachelor's degree in Aircraft Engineering or equivalent.
- Strong Knowledge of Airbus Single Aisle' 320 aircraft systems is desirable.
- Fluent in English Language.
- Hands-on aircrafts airworthiness programs requirements and regulations, such as CAMO (Continuing Airworthiness Management Organization) is required.
- Proficiency in MS Office.
- Experienced in Aircraft Maintenance Control Systems (AMOS) system
Work Experience
- * LAE experience with 5+ years’ of collective experience in the Aviation industry.
- On the Job Training (OJT) or post university time spent at an Airline company as a Trainee or in a similar capacity shall be counted for as part of the experience.
- Experience and knowledge of reviewing AD & SB.
- Experience and knowledge of GCAA, EASA part M&145, part 21 regulations.
- Proven previous experience in AC Induction Process.
