Aviation Maintenance Analyst II

Responsibilities

• Liaise with the Aircraft Maintenance Program team, data support teams, operators, and necessary agencies and authorities to perform CAMP and customer-supplied (non-CAMP) MIP implementation, audit, and optimization activities within CAMP’s maintenance tracking application based on thorough understanding and evaluation of OEM manuals (IPC, AMM, MPD, WDM, CMM, TSM, SRM, FIM, etc.), regulatory requirements (FAA, EASA, BCAA, etc.), and aircraft configuration.
• Utilize MSG analysis to correctly determine applicability and effectiveness of tasks, programs, intervals, and packaging.
• Evaluate and implement Airworthiness Directives (ADs), Service Bulletins (SBs), Service Letters (SLs), and other notifications of in-service issues.
• Support aircraft airworthiness and maintenance visit planning activities and analysis of technical resources (ICA, MRBR, STC, AWL, LLP, etc.).
• Utilize and develop standards, processes, procedures, and documentation to support quality and service goals.
• Coordinate with internal team members to ensure customer service levels are met and customer issues are addressed.
• Monitor overall customer support performance and satisfaction; propose and implement action plans with relevant stakeholders to improve and/or sustain service levels.
• Serve as support for various projects, training efforts, and/or analyst activities that drive efficiencies, operational scale, and technology/process enhancements.
• Perform additional analyst-level duties in support of operations workload requirements.
• Fulfill additional operational requirements as needed.

Requirements

• 2+ years of experience in a relevant technical field, industry, or business, with knowledge of aviation maintenance or manufacturing.
• Bachelor’s degree or equivalent; A&P license or equivalent.
• Experience with airlines, MROs, and maintenance tracking processes; working with major aircraft and engine manufacturers such as Boeing, Airbus, Pratt and Whitney, General Electric, etc., is preferred.
• Familiarity with US and European regulations, including FAR 43, 91, 125, 135, and 145; EASA CR (EU) No 1321/2014, Part M, and OTARs. Ability and willingness to learn and apply other national airworthiness regulations is a plus.
• Ability to interpret and understand technical documents such as AMM, MPD, IPC, Engineering Diagrams, ADs, and SBs.
• Ability to manage complex projects, handle multiple tasks simultaneously, and adjust priorities to meet deadlines.
• Organized, detail-oriented, with structured thinking and execution.
• High level of independent judgment and proactivity.
• Self-motivation, entrepreneurial mindset, high energy, and ability to function successfully in a high-demand, performance-driven environment.
• Strong communication skills to convey information clearly, logically, and consistently to all audiences.
• Ability to reconcile multiple variables in decision-making, identify problems, perform root cause analysis, investigate information, assess impact, and formulate and execute solutions.

Benefits

Join a culture where your ideas matter, your impact is real, and your growth is supported. Be part of a team reimagining the future of aviation.