Aircraft Maintenance Engineer – Avionics

Role Overview

• Develop major aircraft modifications (STC/CST) in conjunction with suppliers;
• Monitor and ensure the correct execution or improvements in the application of modifications and repairs on-site;
• Validate and make decisions based on system and component monitoring indicators, aiming to increase fleet reliability and reduce maintenance-related downtime;
• Develop new projects focused on reliability, modernization and cost reduction (cross-departmental);
• Plan and participate in airworthiness discussion/development forums with internal (tactical level) and external stakeholders, acting as an active engineering voice with opinions and technical assessments, as well as assigning tasks to other team members;
• Provide technical support to internal customers (GOL) by consulting the maintenance manual, component manuals and applicable regulations (with a focus on aircraft release for return to service);
• Approve technical data, regardless of complexity, issued by regulatory agencies and manufacturers of products and articles operated by GOL;
• Validate technical documents, regardless of complexity, to ensure compliance with technical data issued by regulatory agencies and manufacturers of products and articles operated by GOL;
• Source alternative materials and equivalent tools (as allowed in technical manuals);
• Develop alternative materials and equivalent tools (not specified in technical manuals);
• Drive improvements to our processes and/or products across departments, based on reliability data, safety, in-service difficulty reports, Safety department actions, aviation authorities, and the Continued Analysis and Supervision System (SASC);
• Prepare management reports of a technical, safety, financial and customer-experience nature;
• Develop manuals and programs;
• Request warranty coverage for application of SBs, SLs, consumables and aircraft under warranty;
• Analyze repair documentation issued by major-component repair shops upon request;
• Verify, prepare and approve data affecting aircraft weight and balance;
• Enter tasks, intervals and applicability to enable control and management of all tasks within the Aircraft Maintenance Program;
• Periodically evaluate the effectiveness of the maintenance program;
• Identify and report hazards in operations.

Requirements

• Bachelor's degree in Engineering or related fields;
• Active CREA registration;
• Advanced MS Office skills;
• Advanced English;
• Project management skills;
• Experience in Maintenance Engineering.

Differential:

• Possess a Technical Course or MMA;
• Possess CCT or CHT;
• Experience or knowledge of AMOS;
• Experience or knowledge in introduction/acceptance of a new fleet type;
• Experience with Airbus A330.

Benefits

• Health plan;
• Dental plan;
• Group life insurance;
• Meal allowance (VR);
• Food allowance (VA);
• Transportation allowance;
• Gympass or Totalpass;
• Partnership club with hundreds of affiliated companies;
• Birthday day off;
• Profit-sharing (PLR).