About the role

AI summarised

The Engine Life Management Team Engineer ensures technical data compliance with airworthiness standards, performs repair design and structural analysis, supports field issue resolution, and leads technology projects to return damaged components to service. The role involves collaboration with shops, customers, and cross-functional teams to maintain safety, durability, and cost-efficiency in aerospace aftermarket operations. Occasional global travel is required.

AerospaceOnsiteEngineering

Key Responsibilities

Establish technical data requirements compliant with airworthiness standards and ensure repairs are safe, durable, and properly substantiated
Perform or oversee repair design and structural analysis for technical data needs
Support customers in resolving field supportability issues with timely hardware disposition to minimize workscope and cost
Trend hardware distress locally to identify needed limits/repairs and input to spare provisioning based on observed data
Research operating environments and component interactions to develop strategies for returning damaged parts to service
Interface with CIPT/CAIPT/Shops to secure priorities, understand programmatic issues, and conduct engine investigations
Lead technology work, research, and projects in support of shops as required

Requirements

Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering in Aerospace, Mechanical & Production, Materials or equivalent
Min 1-5 years of experience in the aerospace aftermarket and/or similar MRO
Good engineering aptitude and ability to learn independently
Demonstrated communication skills including written and oral presentation proficiency
Business judgment, results-driven mindset, and adaptability in a fast-paced environment