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BOND is building the future of private aviation with a growing managed and fractional fleet. The Aircraft Technology Operations Lead will own the onboard network, satellite connectivity, cabin systems, and crew iPad fleet, serving as a critical escalation point when issues arise away from base.
The role is hands-on engineering, requiring you to own production environments, troubleshoot systems remotely, and collaborate with flight operations and vendors to maintain high availability for members
BOND is a rapidly growing private aviation company revolutionizing fractional aircraft ownership and private aircraft management, delivering an elevated and seamless flying experience for discerning clients. Supported by a landmark Bombardier fleet order, we are building a modern fleet of late‑model super‑midsize and ultra‑long‑range aircraft and assembling a team committed to operational excellence, safety, and white‑glove service.
As we scale toward launch and long‑term growth, we are seeking professionals who want to help build a next‑generation aviation company and play a meaningful role in shaping how it operates from the ground up.
BOND is building the future of private aviation. We operate a growing fleet of managed and fractional aircraft for members who expect the cabin to work as well as their home or office. A meaningful part of our technology runs at altitude, where nobody can walk over and reboot it.
Right now, aircraft‑side technology is split across maintenance, flight operations, corporate IT and a handful of vendors, so no one owns the full path from the satellite link to the member’s screen. You will. As our Aircraft Technology Operations Lead, you’ll own the onboard network, the connectivity service, cabin systems and the crew iPad fleet, and you’ll be the person everyone calls when something breaks away from base. This is a hands‑on engineering seat, not a vendor‑management job.
You’ll thrive here if you’re a network or endpoint engineer who likes owning a production environment outright, can troubleshoot a system you can’t touch from a description given by someone busy flying, and would rather write the runbook than wait for one. Aviation experience helps, but it isn’t required. We’ll teach you the aircraft; we need you to bring the engineering.
Not required: DO-178C or airworthiness certification background, RF or antenna engineering, an A&P or avionics credential, or commercial airline IT experience.
We’re building a next‑generation aviation company, and we invest in the people making it happen. Joining BOND means stepping into a fast‑moving, high‑standards environment where your work has a direct impact from day one.
BOND is an equal opportunity employer and values a workplace where every team member is respected and supported. All employment decisions are made without regard to any status protected by applicable federal, state, or local law.