Fleet Engineer – Avionic Systems

easyJet; Luton; Hybrid; GBP 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive base salary

Private medical insurance

25 days holiday + bank holidays

Annual staff travel benefits

Flexible benefits package including a

Job summary

easyJet is seeking a Fleet Engineer – Avionic Systems based at Luton, with hybrid working (60% in-office). You will assess manufacturer information, liaise with regulators, and manage software configuration of onboard avionics to maintain airworthiness and aircraft availability.

The role requires a degree or EASA Part M licence, experience with AMOS or similar systems, and strong problem-solving in avionics. Competitive benefits include medical insurance and travel opportunities.

Qualifications

• Hold a recognised degree in an Aircraft / Engineering discipline or EASA aircraft maintenance engineer’s licence.
• Knowledge and experience of the functions of EASA Part M/PART CAMO and can demonstrate competence on Aircraft take on, end of Lease and Registration Changes.
• Ideally experience of Avionic Aircraft Systems.
• Experience of Airbus ‘Single Aisle’ aircraft systems.
• Extensive experience on Microsoft Office applications.
• Experience with AMOS application system or other similar Maintenance Control Systems.

Responsibilities

• Assume responsibility for, and provide comprehensive assessment of all Airworthiness Directives, Service Bulletins, Vendor Bulletins, Service Information Letters, Modification leaflets, PART 21 mods and all other technical documentation applicable to easy Jet aircraft or Components.
• Provide trouble-shooting assistance to maintenance or external workshop for on-Ground (AOG), Out-of-Service (OOS) events or for specific requests.
• Develop procedures / work instructions to support troubleshooting activities or to resolve long term re-liability issues.
• Manage the software configuration of systems on board easyJet’s aircraft.
• Programme and develop easyJet customised field loadable and user modifiable software.
• Co‑ordination of FDR (Flight Data recorder), CVR (Cockpit Voice Recorder) data readouts and Analysis.

Skills

Aircraft engineering

EASA Part M

Avionics systems

Airbus A320 family

MS Office

Education

Degree in Aircraft/Engineering

EASA Part M licence

Tools

AMOS

Job description

Job Description – Fleet Engineer – Avionic Systems (17480)

Job Description

Fleet Engineer – Avionic Systems ( 17480 )

Description

Fleet Engineer – Avionic Systems

Luton | Full-time

We support hybrid working, and you’ll spend 60% of your time each month in the office.

You turn complex avionics issues into safe, practical engineering decisions that keep aircraft available and reliable.

The opportunity

As Fleet Engineer – Avionic Systems, you’ll play an important role in keeping easyJet’s aircraft safe, reliable and available. You’ll assess manufacturer technical information, work with aircraft and equipment manufacturers and liaise with Airworthiness Regulators when required.

You’ll support easyJet’s continuing airworthiness obligations under EASA Part M / Part CAMO, balancing safety, reliability and value. You’ll also manage the software configuration of systems onboard easyJet aircraft.

"This role suits an engineer who enjoys getting into the detail, solving real technical problems and turning manufacturer and regulatory information into clear action for the fleet. If you’re curious, collaborative and focused on safe, reliable outcomes, you’ll make a real impact here."\

Fleet Engineer Team Lead, easyJet

The team & culture

You’ll be part of an Engineering environment where technical knowledge, clear communication and collaboration matter. You’ll support colleagues across avionics projects, modification programmes, software updates and day-to-day technical challenges.

It’s a great fit for someone who enjoys sharing expertise, building constructive relationships and adapting as operational priorities change.

What you’ll be doing

• Assume responsibility for, and provide comprehensive assessment of all Airworthiness Directives, Service Bulletins, Vendor Bulletins, Service Information Letters, Modification leaflets, PART 21 mods and all other technical documentation applicable to easy Jet aircraft or Components.


• Provide trouble‑shooting assistance to maintenance or external workshop for on‑Ground (AOG), Out‑of‑Service (OOS) events or for specific requests.


• Develop procedures / work instructions to support troubleshooting activities or to resolve long term re‑liability issues.


• Manage the software configuration of systems on board easyJet’s aircraft.


• Programme and develop easyJet customised field loadable and user modifiable software.


• Co‑ordination of FDR (Flight Data recorder), CVR (Cockpit Voice Recorder) data readouts and Analysis.


• Produce Engineering Orders (job Instruction cards) or work instructions for EOL and A/C take on.


• To interface with and / or provide assistance to any relevant department, either within Engineering or the wider easyJet business, for modification programmes, software updates or for specific requests.


• Provide assistance to other departments so as to ensure that the easyJet fleet remain in compliance with all Airworthiness Directives and Regulatory Authority requirements.


• Provide repetitive and recurrent defect analysis to support the company’s Reliability and Maintainability programmes including No Fault found Review.


• Assume responsibility for and ensure that all Occurrence and Audit reports are addressed in a timely manner.


• Establish and develop working relationships with aircraft, system and equipment manufacturers to ensure continued airworthiness and to improve aircraft availability and system reliability.


• Develop and enhance processes and procedures to ensure and improve aircraft availability, system reliability and Maintenance Programme Development.


• Represent easyJet at OEM and industry meetings to support the Technical Development of the Fleet.


• Support Avionic Projects within the Engineering Department and liaise with other areas of the business.


• Managing of IPRAM Card recordings for Cabin Ops.

What we’re looking for

• Hold a recognised degree in an Aircraft / Engineering discipline or EASA aircraft maintenance engineer’s licence.


• Knowledge and experience of the functions of EASA Part M/PART CAMO and can demonstrate competence on Aircraft take on, end of Lease and Registration Changes


• Ideally experience of Avionic Aircraft Systems.


• Experience of Airbus ‘Single Aisle’ aircraft systems


• Extensive experience on Microsoft Office applications


• Experience with AMOS application system or other similar Maintenance Control Systems


• Motivated and committed and passionate about Continuous Improvement


• Flexible in approach and adaptable to change.

What you’ll get

> Competitive base salary + up to 20% bonus

> Private medical insurance

> 25 days holiday + bank holidays

> Annual credit towards an easyJet holiday

> Excellent staff travel benefits

> Flexible benefits package including share schemes

Diversity isn't a checkbox — it's how we fly

Different perspectives strengthen technical decisions and the way we solve problems. Whatever your background, if you bring the engineering judgement, curiosity and collaborative mindset this role needs, we want to hear from you.

Reasonable Adjustments

At easyJet, we are dedicated to fostering an inclusive workplace that reflects the diverse customers we serve across Europe. We welcome candidates from all backgrounds. If you require specific adjustments or support during the application or recruitment process, such as extra time for assessments or accessible interview locations, please contact us at [e-mail]. We are committed to providing reasonable adjustments throughout the recruitment process to ensure accessibility and accommodation.