Licensed Aircraft Engineer Level II (Gulfstream/Bombardier)

Role overview

Maintenance and defect resolution

• Perform scheduled and unscheduled maintenance on assigned Qatar Executive commercial fleet aircraft.
• Manage inspections, prioritize defects and coordinate the people, skills, materials, tooling and support needed for assigned tasks.
• Troubleshoot and rectify defects efficiently while meeting safety, regulatory and company standards.
• Identify concerns affecting aircraft and cabin-system serviceability.
• Release completed work and meet standards and targets for availability, reliability and acceptable deferred defects.

Coordination and improvement

• Review procedures, equipment and standards and propose effective work-process improvements.
• Help prepare maintenance work packages and provide specialist support to maintenance, CAMO and engineering teams.
• Guide and train technicians and mechanics on the job.
• Work with OEMs, vendors and suppliers to resolve operational defects and problems.
• Travel to aircraft locations at short notice for troubleshooting and defect rectification.

Qualifications and experience

• Degree or equivalent, diploma, trade or vocational qualification in aircraft maintenance.
• Hold a minimum of one full Qatar Executive main-fleet ICAO type II, EASA Part 66 B1, or QCAA license and approvals.
• At least five years of job-related aircraft certifying experience and current certifying authorization with an EASA or TCCA Part 145 organization.
• Recognized corporate jet aircraft type-rating experience is required; a Qatar Executive-operated aircraft type on the applicant's license is preferred.
• In-depth aircraft maintenance fundamentals, ability to use technical manuals and documents, and clear decision-making under pressure.
• Able to work independently and as part of a team, with good written and spoken English.

Aircraft types

• Current types operated include Gulfstream 700/650/650ER and Bombardier Global 5000.