Continuing Airworthiness Engineer (Junior)

Ensure the continuing airworthiness of aircraft managed by the organisation in full compliance with EASA Part-M and Part-CAMO requirements.

Control, monitor, and schedule short-term and long-term routine maintenance tasks for the company aircraft fleet.

Maintain effective technical communication with aircraft, engine, and component manufacturers, approved maintenance organisations (Part-145), and the Flight Operations Department.

Manage, control, and archive all continuing airworthiness records, including technical logs and supporting documentation.

Review, assess, and plan the accomplishment of Airworthiness Directives (ADs), Service Bulletins (SBs), and other applicable mandatory and non-mandatory requirements.

Prepare and issue clear, accurate, and complete work packages to maintenance contractors.

Approve (where authorised), control, monitor, and schedule non-routine and deferred maintenance activities, including defect follow-up and rectification planning.

Ensure continuous and accurate updating of aircraft technical data within the approved CAMO information systems.

University degree in Aviation, Engineering, or a related technical discipline.

Proficient English language capability, sufficient to read, understand, and apply international aviation regulations, standards, manuals, and technical documentation.

Demonstrated ability to work independently as well as collaboratively within a multidisciplinary team environment.

Strong organisational and time-management skills, with high attention to detail and a proactive approach to safety and compliance.

Previous experience in the aviation sector, particularly within a CAMO environment, is considered an advantage but is not mandatory.

Competitive salary, aligned with experience and qualifications.

Hybrid working possibility, subject to operational and regulatory requirements.

Opportunity to gain hands-on experience in a certified EASA Part-CAMO organisation.

Structured on-the-job training and mentoring under experienced CAMO personnel.

Exposure to real operational aircraft and multi-type fleet environment.

Professional development opportunities within organisation.

Supportive and professional working environment with direct involvement in operational decision-making.