Description

As a Safety and Airworthiness Engineer, you will lead certification programs and ensure compliance with regulations while collaborating with agencies. Your role involves developing best practices, conducting audits, and participating in key project meetings to enhance safety and quality.

Requirements

• •Bachelor's degree
• •Minimum 10 years aviation/aerospace industry experience with 5 years in EASA Part 21 Design environment
• •Knowledge of commercial aircraft interiors
• •Working knowledge of EASA regulatory and airworthiness requirements including (E)TSO, CS-25, CFR Part 25 & Part 21J design organizations, ideally with previous experience as an EASA CVE in a DOA
• •Experience in working effectively with colleagues and customers
• •Principled, reliable professional valuing integrity, safety, and accountability
• •Occasional domestic and/or international travel may be required

Tasks

• •Develop and oversee certification programs
• •Create and manage compliance checklists
• •Liaise with the agency on STC and major design change applications
• •Assist in developing best practice materials for the design organization
• •Deliver training for design best practices
• •Monitor new regulations and guidance materials issued by the agency
• •Ensure design activities comply with approval terms
• •Verify correct classification of design changes and repairs
• •Prepare compliance documents to demonstrate regulatory adherence
• •Conduct root cause analysis and develop corrective actions after audits
• •Perform root cause analysis and corrective actions for occurrences
• •Implement strategic initiatives to improve design organization performance
• •Assist with technical reviews of completed projects
• •Attend milestone project meetings for airworthiness oversight
• •Participate in technical and safety review boards

Benefits