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LAE B2 737 - E7 Wedgetail

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2 weeks ago
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Exciting Opportunity: Become a Licenced Aircaft Engineer (LAE B2 737 - E7 Wedgetail) at a Renowned Aviation Company Permanent or Contract

Are you a skilled and experienced Avionics Engineer looking to take the next step in your career? This company is seeking a talented Licenced Aircraft Engineer to join their team and play a pivotal role in maintaining the highest standards of quality and efficiency in their aircraft modification program. This role is available on a contract or permanent basis.

Key Responsibilities of the Licenced Aircraft Engineer (LAE B2 737 - E7 Wedgetail) Role:

Supervise a team of skilled avionics technicians, ensuring detailed inspections are carried out to the highest standards
Coordinate tasks and contribute to the smooth execution of the production and modification program
Serve as a key point of contact for all avionics-related aspects of the program, collaborating closely with the Avionics Lead SME
Interpret technical manuals, schematics, and regulatory requirements to ensure compliance
Provide mentorship and support to junior avionics personnel, fostering a culture of safety and efficiency

Qualifications and Skills Required:

CAA/EASA Part 66 B2 License
Type rated on Boeing 737NG with a minimum of 10 years of aircraft experience
Previous modification experience and excellent knowledge of avionics systems
Strong interpersonal, communication, and organisational skills
Proficient in Microsoft Office applications
Eligible to work and live in the UK, with the ability to obtain UK security clearance

Why Join this Exceptional Aviation Company?

This company is a leader in the aviation industry, known for its commitment to excellence, innovation, and the development of its employees. As a Licenced Aircraft Engineer, you will have the opportunity to work on cutting-edge projects, collaborate with a talented team, and contribute to the success of a dynamic organisation.

If you're ready to take your Avionics career to new heights, we encourage you to apply for this exciting role as theLicenced Aircraft Engineer (LAE B2 737 - E7 Wedgetail) today!

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