Airframe FTM Engineer for Fleet Technical Management

CAE; Dublin; On-site; EUR 70,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

CAE is seeking an Airline FTM Engineer (Airframe Systems) to join our Dublin-based team. You will contribute to Fleet Technical Management for multiple clients, ensuring airworthiness and regulatory compliance across projects.

You will assess OEM documentation (ADs, SBs, VSBs), manage schedules with safety in mind, and maintain meticulous records. Collaboration with operators, OEMs, regulators, and service providers is essential to success.

Qualifications

• 4+ years in airlines CAMO, independent CAMO, OEM tech services or MROs.
• Strong knowledge of aircraft systems ATA chapters.
• Proficient knowledge of Airbus and Boeing fleets.
• Familiarity with EASA/FAA regulatory requirements.
• Understanding of Aircraft Records, maintenance documentation and MSG-3.

Responsibilities

• Provide technical support for Airline Fleet Technical Management ensuring airworthiness compliance.
• Assess AD, SB, VSB and OEM in-service documents and advise actions.
• Manage project timelines with focus on operation and safety constraints.
• Maintain records and validate maintenance history and compliance.
• Act as central liaison between operators, OEMs, regulators and service providers.
• Participate in Aircraft data import projects in Maintenance Information Systems.
• Execute multiple projects simultaneously as assigned by Fleet Technical Management Leader.

Skills

Aviation experience

Airframe systems knowledge

Airbus & Boeing fleets

Regulatory awareness (EASA/FAA)

Aircraft records & documentation

Education

Aviation CAMO/maintenance management training

Tools

AMOS

Trax

Job description

CAE is seeking an Airline FTM Engineer (Airframe Systems) to join our Dublin-based team. You will contribute to Fleet Technical Management for multiple clients, ensuring airworthiness and regulatory compliance across projects.

You will assess OEM documentation (ADs, SBs, VSBs), manage schedules with safety in mind, and maintain meticulous records. Collaboration with operators, OEMs, regulators, and service providers is essential to success.