In-Service Engine & Nacelle Systems Integration Specialist

Airbus Aircraft; Toulouse; On-site; EUR 70,000 - 95,000; Full time

Job summary

Airbus Operations SAS in Toulouse, France, is seeking an Engine & Nacelle Systems Integration Specialist to join the Engine and Nacelle System Functional Integration department. You will resolve complex defects, manage in-service support, and coordinate with work package leaders to secure airworthiness and maximize fleet availability.

The ideal candidate holds a Graduate Engineer degree in Aerospace/Mechanical/Systems Engineering, has at least 5 years in propulsion or powerplant environments,

Qualifications

• Must have a Graduate Engineer degree in Aerospace, Mechanical, or Systems Engineering.
• Minimum of 5 years engineering experience in propulsion or powerplant environments.
• Strong collaboration and communication skills with multiple stakeholders.

Responsibilities

• Solve complex technical issues linked to the in-service phase, addressing urgent constraints from production teams and global airlines.
• Act as a technical authority for compliance, ensuring Engine and Nacelle functional architecture aligns with airworthiness requirements.
• Bridge the gap between systems, interfacing propulsion mechanisms with core aircraft systems (hydraulic, fuel, bleed air, electrical).
• Drive cross-functional coordination with internal partners (Chief Engineers’ office, Flight Test, Customer Support, Design Offices).
• Contribute to project milestones and continuous product improvement and fleet reliability.

Skills

5 years engineering experience

English fluency

Cross-functional collaboration

French language advantage

Propulsion/powerplant knowledge

Education

Graduate Engineer degree in Aerospace, Mechanical, or Systems Engineering

Job description

Airbus Operations SAS in Toulouse, France, is seeking an Engine & Nacelle Systems Integration Specialist to join the Engine and Nacelle System Functional Integration department. You will resolve complex defects, manage in-service support, and coordinate with work package leaders to secure airworthiness and maximize fleet availability.

The ideal candidate holds a Graduate Engineer degree in Aerospace/Mechanical/Systems Engineering, has at least 5 years in propulsion or powerplant environments,