This engineering job includes direct support to the operations, therefore travel and off hours support is required.

Define, review and action engineering reliability initiatives to improve cabin products and passengers’ experience.Develop, prepare and support engineering projects as requested by our internal customers related to the passenger environment.Review of aircraft and/or component out of service/performance, and identify root causes of failures and identify areas to improve performance, reliability and the passenger experience.Support the Reliability Program by participating in the Reliability Working Group (RWG) and provide delay analysis (AOG, OOS, cancellations, ATB) and corrective action programs.Review and provide initial assessment for Service Bulletins and Airworthiness Directives, and evaluate and prepare their cost/benefit analysis.  Support the implementation of aircraft modification programs, special projects, and fleet acquisitions (ie. developing Engineering Instructions (EI) / Engineering Controls (EC) related to Service Bulletins and Airworthiness Directives). Support Fleet transactions and Project Engineering for new mandates.Review, develop and obtain financial approvals for the implementation of Mandatory Airworthiness Requirements and Inspections/Instructions for Continuous Airworthiness.Disseminate technical information through the implementation of fleet campaigns, EC’s, EI’s, etc.Provide technical support, expertise and input to various internal and external parties (ie. Maintenance Operation Control (MOC), Technical Support, Line Maintenance, Flight Operations, Airframe Maintenance, Maintenance Repair Organizations (MRO’s), Material Control, Planning, MEL Expeditors, etc.).Assist with revisions to the Non-Essential Equipment and Furnishing List (NEF) and the Minimum Equipment List (MEL) manuals as required.Support the Maintenance Program team to enhance and optimize the Maintenance Program based on reliability data.Participate and support any Air Canada AEO’s internal delegation (projects, STC’s, Minor and Major modification’s) as per TCCA requirements.Propose, review, and accept Parts Manufacturer Approval (PMA)Represent Engineering during multidiscipline meetings and provide input in area of expertise.Contribute to reduction of operational and maintenance cost by proactively identifying and implementing improvement opportunities in cost of ownership through modifications, repair development and/or Maintenance Program optimization.Prepare cost estimate, technical instructions and project evaluations on corporate initiatives, repair, improvements and new product design.Collaborate with other team members to provide seamless engineering support across the fleet.Monitor fleet performance through health monitoring tools, pilot reports maintenance defects and shop visit reports, making required changes in the configuration or Maintenance Program in support of corporate objectives for cost and reliability.Review, develop and obtain financial approvals for the implementation of Mandatory Airworthiness Requirements and Inspections/Instructions for Continuous Airworthiness.Manage aircraft and/or component configuration and maintenance specifications.Maintain knowledge of Transport Canada regulations affecting area of expertise, and ensure compliance with evolving regulatory and corporate requirements.Design and develop engineering documentation in compliance with the applicable airworthiness standards with substantiation and justification for modification.Preparation of repairs instructions, processes and procedures as required.Consult with OEM’s and Transport Canada as required.Participate in airworthiness investigations and support safety investigations of aircraft and components.Provide on-site engineering support during off hours (overnight, weekend & holiday).Perform other duties as assigned by management.

Bachelor’s degree in Engineering (Aerospace, Mechanical or Structures Engineering is an asset), or other technical discipline or equivalent.Must be a member (or eligible) of a professional engineering association.3+ years of engineering experience, with aviation engineering experience in cabin interior an asset.Ability to develop and write clear, concise technical descriptions, instructions, information sheets and reports.Ability to create engineering drawings.Excellent communication skills, both written and oral in English – French is an asset.Team player with effective interpersonal skills and strong customer focus.Pride in accuracy and good work presentation.Self-starter requiring minimum supervision with good decision-making ability.Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, and ability to co-ordinate details to successful conclusion.Excellent organizational, time management and prioritization skills. Sound judgment and initiative.Must be able to work independently, multi-task, work under pressure and accommodate changing priorities.Solid knowledge of most commonly used PC software, including Office applications, Power Bi, SharePoint, Autocad.Willingness to be on call and to work flexible hours when needed.Willingness to travel for training, industry meetings, etc.Must be clear of any restrictions which will prevent entry into other countries.Demonstrate punctuality and dependability to support overall team success in a fast-paced environment.

Knowledge of Regulatory design certification standards for both Transport Canada and FAA specifications.

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