Working at Breeze Airways is an exciting endeavor and a serious commitment to bring “The World’s Nicest Airline” to life. We work cross-functionally with truly awesome Team Members to deliver on our mission: “To make the world of travel simple, affordable, and convenient. Improving our guests travel experience using technology, ingenuity and kindness.”

Breeze is hiring- join us!

The Structures and Interiors Engineer is responsible for engineering activity related to aircraft structures, interiors, and related components on the Airbus and Embraer aircraft. The Engineer will support Line and Heavy maintenance with modification of Airbus and Embraer aircraft. The Engineer is responsible for project management, providing engineering dispositions, and other initiatives on the team. They need to have excellent critical thinking and decision-making skills and a solid understanding of best practices to assist in building the right processes, as well as managing the day-to-day responsibilities and functions of the engineering team.

Here’s what you’ll do

  • Review and take action in response to Airworthiness Directives (AD) to ensure compliance with FAA, ANAC, and other regulatory agency requirements and guidance
  • Review Service Bulletins, Service Letters, modifications, and other engineering technical documents for applicability, systems reliability, and economical benefits
  • Develop technical data required for modifications, repairs, and troubleshooting of aircraft structures, interiors, and related components
  • Obtain regulatory approval for modifications and repairs performed           on aircraft structures and interiors and components
  • Develop customized procedures and special criteria for repairs, modifications, inspections, and other maintenance actions which are not addressed in existing manuals
  • Prepare engineering documents such as Engineering Orders (EO) to provide technical dispositions for repairs, modifications, inspections, or other maintenance actions on aircraft systems and components, which provide benefits in accordance with Breeze objectives
  • Establish build specifications for aircraft structures, interiors, and components
  • Provide on-site technical support at MRO locations during modification and outstations for AOG situations to return aircraft back into service
  • Achieve performance measures and adhere to established standards in conjunction with Breeze Aviation Group Values of Safety, Kindness, Integrity, Ingenuity and Excellence

Here’s what you need to be successful

Minimum Qualifications

  • 4-year degree in Mechanical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, or other related Engineering field
  • 10+ years of engineering experience relating to Aircraft Structure and Interiors modification
  • 10+ years of experienced required in technical report writing skills to prepare test plans, test results, structural analysis substantiations, and regulatory compliance reports
  • 10+ years of experience under Part 121, 135, and/or 91 as it pertains to Embraer and airbus Aircraft structures and interiors
  • Knowledge of Embraer and Airbus aircraft structures, interiors, and systems

Preferred Qualifications

  • Trax (M&E) control system
  • AutoCAD drawing systems

Skills/Abilities

  • Skilled in Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, Outlook)
  • Excellent communications skills, both verbal and written
  • Strong presentation skills with the ability to communicate to Leadership
  • Must be able to handle high-stress situations
  • Able to manage and coordinate several tasks and projects simultaneously
  • Ability to work with individuals and teams at all levels in the organization

Perks of the Job

  • Health, Vision and Dental
  • Health Savings Account with Breeze Employee Match
  • 401K with Breeze Employee Match
  • PTO
  • Travel on Breeze and other Airlines too!

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