Head of IAG AMOS Competence Centre

JR United Kingdom; City Of London; On-site; GBP 80,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading airline group is seeking a Head of IAG AMOS Competence Centre to establish coordination and governance across its AMOS functionalities. This senior position focuses on strategic leadership, governance, and enhancing process standardization across multiple airlines, requiring extensive AMOS experience and stakeholder engagement skills.

Qualifications

• 10 years of experience in airline maintenance operations or digital transformation.
• Extensive AMOS experience in functional, technical, or governance roles.
• Professional fluency in English.

Responsibilities

• Establish and lead the Group AMOS Competence Centre across all Group airlines.
• Drive implementation of AMOS best practices and align business requirements.
• Coordinate technical resources and manage AMOS-related transformations.

Skills

Strategic leadership

Stakeholder engagement

Data-driven thinking

Change management

Education

University degree in Aerospace, Mechanical, Industrial Engineering, or Computer Science

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Head of IAG AMOS Competence Centre, london (city of london)

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Client:

IAG GBS

Location:

london (city of london), United Kingdom

Job Category:

Other

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Posted:

16.06.2025

Expiry Date:

31.07.2025

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Job Description:

Purpose of the Role

To establish, lead, and develop the Group AMOS Competence Centre (ACC) as a central governance, coordination, and support function across all airlines within the Group currently operating AMOS. The role will drive strategic alignment of AMOS functionalities, processes, and data structures while maintaining respect for the operational independence of each airline.

By enhancing collaboration and harmonisation, the Group AMOS Competence Centre will improve efficiency, enable reliable Group-level insight, and lay the foundation for greater system and process coherence in future developments.

The AMOS Competence Centre is a model promoted by Swiss-AS — the vendor of AMOS — and is already established in each operating company (OpCo) currently using AMOS within the Group (IB, Vueling, Aer Lingus). These local AMOS Competence Centres comprise highly specialised roles responsible for:

• Implementing new functionalities from future AMOS releases
• Adapting internal processes to leverage system capabilities
• Rolling out new AMOS modules across technical operations
• Designing workflows in line with AMOS best practices and parameterising them accordingly
• Supporting financial and cost control process design within AMOS
• Managing interfaces with external systems (e.g., Financial ERP, Flight Ops Systems, reporting tools)
• Handling AMOS-specific IT maintenance and performance oversight

While these local teams operate independently today, they face similar challenges and skills gaps. There is currently minimal coordination between them, resulting in fragmented developments and limited knowledge sharing.

The short-term objective of the Group AMOS Competence Centre is to coordinate efforts across the Group’s AMOS instances and promote the alignment of functionalities and priorities. In the medium term, the role may support gradual convergence of competencies and governance models across OpCos. Ultimately, the Centre aims to become a strategic Group service function, offering expert support and guidance, with a clear and robust governance model ensuring cohesion in AMOS usage Group-wide.

Key Responsibilities

• Establish and lead the Group AMOS Competence Centre as the central governance, strategy, and support function for AMOS across all Group airlines using the platform.
• Define and deliver a Group-wide AMOS strategy, balancing harmonisation of processes, configurations, and data models with respect for operational autonomy at OpCo level.
• Drive the implementation of AMOS-by-Design best practices as recommended by Swiss-AS, ensuring optimal process design and standardisation across the Group.
• Understand and capture business requirements from each airline and align them with common AMOS process solutions.
• Identify, assess, and define optimum AMOS-enabled business processes, including the specification of customisations and interfaces necessary for smooth transitions from legacy or fragmented workflows.
• Reduce or eliminate non-AMOS data silos and control files, improving system integrity, traceability, and user experience.
• Design and maintain a Group AMOS Core Model, acting as a reference architecture for process, configuration, and integration alignment across OpCos.
• Coordinate and align M&E teams from all OpCos with the Group AMOS team to ensure consistent implementation of new functionalities, upgrades, and modules.
• Promote the adoption and ownership of AMOS across M&E departments by building competence and embedding accountability within operational teams.
• Provide a centre of excellence for AMOS and related systems, offering expertise in technical setup, process integration, and business transformation.
• Manage and align digital and paperless initiatives, including AMOS Mobile, electronic signatures, electronic Technical Log Books (eTLB), and other emerging functionalities such as AI based tools.
• Ensure the delivery of AMOS procedure documentation, user guidance, training materials, and governance policies across the Group.
• Oversee the performance and continuous development of AMOS administration functions, including data maintenance, user access, system settings, and compliance controls.
• Coordinate technical resources, support partners, and internal stakeholders across M&E, IT, Finance, and other relevant functions for AMOS-related projects and transformations.
• Lead the integration and alignment of pure IT and system support roles, including the relationship with Group IT or third-party vendors where applicable.
• Monitor the maturity and performance of AMOS implementations across airlines, using metrics to benchmark adoption, efficiency, and reliability.
• Support and, where appropriate, manage other M&E digital systems and reporting tools (e.g. FlyDocs, Skywise, Aviatar, AirnavX, SharePoint, AirbusWorld, Power BI, Tableau) to ensure alignment with AMOS and avoid redundant functionalities.
• Act as the focal point for M&E systems, providing leadership with strategic insight, industry trends, and developments relevant to AMOS and related platforms.
• Maintain active engagement with Swiss-AS and relevant user groups to align product roadmaps with Group priorities and advocate for common needs.
• Foster a culture of continuous improvement, process optimisation, and knowledge sharing across all Group AMOS stakeholders.

Qualifications & Experience Required:

• University degree in Aerospace, Mechanical, Industrial Engineering, Computer Science, or equivalent technical discipline.
• Minimum 10 years of experience in airline maintenance operations (CAMO and/or Part-145) and/or digital transformation within M&E and MRO environments.
• Extensive experience with AMOS in functional, technical, or governance roles, ideally in multi-airline or complex MRO settings.
• Solid understanding of EASA and/or FAA regulatory frameworks (Part-M, Part-CAMO, Part-145).
• Experience in managing change and harmonisation projects across multiple independent business units or companies.
• Professional fluency in English.
• Knowledge of AMOS integration points (e.g. Financial ERP / SAP, BI tools, maintenance control platforms).
• Understanding of data architecture and data governance within MRO systems.

Key Skills

• Strategic leadership with strong cross-functional influence
• Excellent stakeholder engagement across varied organisational cultures
• Expertise in process standardisation and system configuration
• Governance and policy-setting capability
• Data-driven thinking with high analytical rigour
• Change management and transformation delivery across decentralised environments

Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)

• Level of harmonisation in AMOS processes and configurations across OpCos
• Uptake of the Group AMOS Core Model and associated guidelines
• Adoption of new features and modules across implementations
• Improved consistency and reliability of AMOS-derived data at Group level
• Delivery of joint initiatives and upgrades with minimal divergence
• Reduction of duplicated development efforts across OpCos