Engine Training Architect – Aerospace MRO

SIA Engineering Company Ltd; Singapore; On-site; SGD 50,000 - 73,000; Full time

Job summary

SIA Engineering Company Ltd in Singapore invites applications for a 6-month contract role to design and deliver engine training programs for LEAP 1-A & 1-B. The role blends hands-on workshop instruction with digital training tools in a high‑standard MRO environment.

The successful candidate will have 3–5 years hands-on aircraft engine experience, a relevant aerospace degree, and familiarity with CAAS/FAA/EASA regulations. This position offers growth potential within a global MRO network.

Qualifications

• 3–5 years hands-on experience as aircraft engine technician or inspector in MRO
• Diploma or degree in aerospace, aeronautical or mechanical engineering or related field
• Certification in adult training or instructional design preferred
• Deep familiarity with engine structures, teardown procedures and reading engine manuals

Responsibilities

• Develop Technical Curricula: design and update training programs for engine types (LEAP 1-A & 1-B) and module overhauls per OEM manuals
• Manage Hands-on & Digital Training: plan classroom lessons and practical training for MRO processes
• Manage On-the-Job Training: oversee apprentice paths, track sign-offs, deploy digital task cards
• Enforce Regulatory Compliance: align procedures with CAAS Part 145, EASA Part 145 or FAA regulations
• Conduct HF & EHS Briefings: train staff on Human Factors, EHS policies and workshop safety

Skills

Aircraft engine maintenance

Training design

Regulatory compliance

Education

Diploma/Degree in Aerospace/Aeronautical/Mechanical Engineering

Tools

CAAS B1.1

AS9110/AS9100 knowledge

Job description

SIA Engineering Company Ltd in Singapore invites applications for a 6-month contract role to design and deliver engine training programs for LEAP 1-A & 1-B. The role blends hands-on workshop instruction with digital training tools in a high‑standard MRO environment.

The successful candidate will have 3–5 years hands-on aircraft engine experience, a relevant aerospace degree, and familiarity with CAAS/FAA/EASA regulations. This position offers growth potential within a global MRO network.