Full-Time

Repair Solutions Certification Engineer

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Airbus

Airbus

10,001+ employees

Manufactures aircraft, helicopters, and space systems

No salary listed

Senior, Expert

Bengaluru, Karnataka, India

In Person

Category
Materials & Structures
Research & Development
Aerospace Engineering
Requirements
  • Graduate/Post Graduate Engineer in Aerospace or related discipline.
  • Fluent in English and ability to communicate / negotiate at all levels.
  • Engineer with proven experience, in structures, preferably on Airbus products, with an integrated view of the aircraft Design and its operation and maintenance.
  • Technically competent with the Design principles used in the compliance data.
  • Substantial experience either as a Stress and F&DT engineer in defining and certifying structures ideally to a technical signatory level.
Responsibilities
  • Working among experienced CVEs/DAEs, job holder will take responsibility of their technical development and undergo training provided to achieve their delegation on time.
  • Provide Airworthiness approval of in-service repair solutions supported by the Repair and Design Approval Form (RDAF), under the legal privileges granted by EASA to Airbus in full compliance of Part 21.
  • Review the repair dossier from the Customer Services, appraise the repair design, verify the compliance to applicable requirements as Compliance Verification Engineer (CVE), if relevant, and approve the Repair as Designated Airworthiness Engineer (DAE) or communicate specific refusal to the customer support.
  • Verify the correctness of the repair design justification, check the possible unsafe conditions and report airworthiness issues to the Repair approval manager and the relevant Chief Airworthiness Engineer (CAE) to guarantee product safety and maintain our privilege.
  • When required, manage the AMOC acceptance dossiers with the CAE and the Authorities.
  • Maintain the Airbus brand image by communicating with Customer Services and answering timely to our customer.
  • Act on request as airworthiness specialists in a multifunctional team to solve Aircraft on Ground situations (AOG).
  • Report issues in order to support the head of repair approval, for training or reporting or improvement on the repair approval.
  • Ensure the Airworthiness of the repair design defined by Airbus, verifying for repair that events relative to airworthiness are reported by In-service occurrence, reporting airworthiness issue to a Chief Airworthiness Engineer.
Desired Qualifications
  • Exposure to SRM, NTM, SB, AD, AMM, CDL, MMEL is desirable.
  • Knowledge in config management is an advantage.

Airbus is a major player in the aerospace industry, providing commercial aircraft, helicopters, defense systems, and space technologies. The company designs popular passenger planes and offers rotorcraft for civil and military use, while also developing military aircraft and satellite systems. Airbus stands out from competitors by focusing on innovation and sustainability, including exploring hydrogen-powered aircraft to reduce environmental impact. The goal of Airbus is to lead advancements in aerospace technology while contributing to global sustainability efforts.

Company Size

10,001+

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

Blagnac, France

Founded

1970

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What believers are saying

  • Growing demand for sustainable aviation fuels aligns with Airbus' environmental initiatives.
  • Thermoplastic fuselage designs could reduce costs and improve fuel efficiency significantly.
  • VR Flight Trainer enhances pilot training, positioning Airbus as a leader in aviation training.

What critics are saying

  • Boeing's restructuring may increase competition, affecting Airbus' market share.
  • Complexity in integrating quantum algorithms may challenge gesture-based control system development.
  • Regulatory hurdles for thermoplastic fuselage designs could delay market entry.

What makes Airbus unique

  • Airbus leads in sustainable aviation with hydrogen-powered aircraft and sustainable fuel initiatives.
  • The company pioneers thermoplastic fuselage designs, enhancing cost efficiency and fuel savings.
  • Airbus integrates AI and quantum computing in defense, advancing gesture-based control systems.

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Benefits

Health Insurance

Dental Insurance

Vision Insurance

Life Insurance

Disability Insurance

Paid Vacation

Parental Leave

401(k) Retirement Plan

Employee Stock Purchase Plan

Professional Development Budget

Flexible Work Hours

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