Engines & APU Engineer (B737)

Power our operations with precision. As an Engines Engineer, you will manage the lifecycle of our powerplants and APUs, focusing on efficiency, cost-management, and maximum reliability.

Responsibilities:

Health Monitoring: Perform Engine Health Monitoring (EHM) to trend performance and prevent in-flight shutdowns.

Shop Visit Oversight: Define work scopes for engine/APU shop visits and manage the technical review of invoices.

LLP Tracking: Meticulously track Life Limited Parts (LLP) and manage engine rotation schedules.

Borescope Review: Analyze borescope inspection reports to determine engine serviceability.

Qualifications:

University degree in Aviation or Powerplant Engineering.

Specific expertise in CFM56-7B or LEAP-1B engines.

Experience in managing engine lease transition requirements.

Advanced understanding of Engine Shop Manuals (ESM).