Job Description
Description
The Airline Aircraft Engineer will provide engineering and technical support to aircraft operations and aircraft maintenance activities to include preparation of engineering documentation for modification and repair of aircraft structure, systems and/or components; research and define required materials, parts, tooling, processes and procedures needed to accomplish modifications/repairs; develop work instructions; evaluate and define special tasks; determine accomplishment and scheduling requirements; perform other duties as assigned.
Requirements
High School Diploma/GED
BS Engineering or Engineering Technology OR AS Engineering Technology or related field plus 2 years of airline/aerospace engineering experience OR BS (any discipline) plus 2 years of airline/aerospace engineering experience OR more than 5 years aviation related engineering experience with an A&P license and at least 10 years of heavy transport category aircraft maintenance experience
Ability to read and interpret drawings, system schematics, wiring diagrams, and other complex data associated with aircraft repair and modifications
Familiar with CAD/drawing programs
Knowledge and practical skills in technical subjects including Structures, Hydraulics, Avionics, Electrical, Pneumatics, Fuel and Powerplant Systems
Strong written and oral technical communication skills with ability to describe, discuss and resolve technical questions and problems
Ability to research and analyze technical data, information and graphics materials to ensure accurate, complete and understandable results
Travel required once yearly and/or as needed.
Preferred skills:
Airframe and Powerplant license
Six Sigma training
Working knowledge and training with CAD programs
Working knowledge and training on Boeing aircraft
Exposure/experience with commercial air transport aircraft
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