Airspace Design Architect — Master Planning & Innovation

Skeyes Air Traffic; Steenokkerzeel; Sur place; EUR 90 000 - 120 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Skeyes Air Traffic is seeking an Airspace Design Architect in Belgium to lead the design and optimisation of national airspace. You will coordinate the Airspace Design Cell, align projects with long-term objectives and work closely with Operations to ensure designs are feasible and compliant.

You will apply a strategic, cross-disciplinary approach, leveraging regulatory knowledge of ICAO and EASA, and engage with national, regional and European stakeholders to advance airspace transformation.

Qualifications

• 5+ years experience in airspace design.
• Fluent English; French and/or Dutch an asset.
• Strong knowledge of ICAO and EASA regulations.
• Ability to think conceptually and integrate technical, operational and strategic dimensions.

Responsabilités

• Lead and coordinate the Airspace Design Cell and ensure alignment with national objectives.
• Develop long-term airspace master planning and prioritise revision needs.
• Maintain inventory of changes and monitor implementation with impact analysis.
• Perform simulations to assess feasibility, benefits and risks of planned changes.
• Ensure regulatory compliance with ICAO, EASA and national authorities; anticipate regulatory developments.
• Collaborate with Operations, Flight Procedure Design and other key functions to ensure designs are operationally viable.
• Represent skeyes in national, regional and European working groups on airspace design.

Connaissances

Airspace design

Regulatory knowledge

Stakeholder coordination

Analytical thinking

English fluency

Description du poste

Skeyes Air Traffic is seeking an Airspace Design Architect in Belgium to lead the design and optimisation of national airspace. You will coordinate the Airspace Design Cell, align projects with long-term objectives and work closely with Operations to ensure designs are feasible and compliant.

You will apply a strategic, cross-disciplinary approach, leveraging regulatory knowledge of ICAO and EASA, and engage with national, regional and European stakeholders to advance airspace transformation.