Technical Liaison Engineer: 48396

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1 year ago
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Department: Engineering
Direct Report: Manager of Engineering
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AtSTS Engineering Solutions, we are committed to providing innovative engineering support to the aviation industry. We are currently seeking aTechnical Liaison Engineerto join our team inManchester, UK. This critical role will focus on providing expedient engineering support to our customers daily, including repair design, analysis, calculations, and certification.

Important:This is an on-site position in Manchester, and only those who have the right to work in the United Kingdom will be considered.

Position Summary & Essential Functions

As aTechnical Liaison Engineer, your key responsibilities will include:

  • Providingliaison engineering supportfor structural repairs, including repair design, analysis, calculations, drawings, and certification.
  • Demonstrating a strong understanding ofFARs, SBs, ADs, andAdvisory Circulars.
  • Communicating effectively bothorally and in writingwith internal teams and external customers.

Key Responsibilities

  • Structural Analysis: Perform structural analysis to substantiate aircraft repairs, both major and minor.
  • Repair Schemes: Develop repair schemes, including drawings or sketches, and supporting analysis/calculations for FAA and CAA approval.
  • OEM Technical Data: Utilize OEM technical data such as Engineering Drawings, Structural Repair Manuals, Illustrated Parts Catalogs, and Aircraft Maintenance Manuals.
  • Customer Communication: Engage directly with customers to understand their needs, timelines, and deliverables. Follow up on the implementation of proposed repair schemes and revise as necessary to facilitate repair work.
  • Material & Process Optimization: Determine alternate materials and processes to ensure that design requirements, weight optimization, safety, and reliability standards are met.
  • Engineering Status Updates: Provide progress updates on work for the manager and the customer base.

Educational Background & Experience

  • Bachelor’s Degreein Engineering from an ABET-accredited college or university.
  • Aviation-related background orMechanical Engineeringexperience preferred.
  • Previous engineering experience in the aviation industry is desired, with an emphasis onairline support,structural repairs,MRO/Liaison/MRB Engineering, etc.

General Qualifications / Knowledge, Skills & Abilities (KSAs)

  • Experience instructural analysisand substantiating aircraft repairs.
  • Proficiency in preparingstructural damage reportsfor submission to OEMs or STC holders.
  • Thorough understanding of applicableFARsand related regulations.
  • Strongoral and written communication skills.
  • Ability to effectively communicate directly with customers to develop solutions and manage expectations.

Nature of Work

  • On-siteat the STS Hangar in Manchester, UK.
  • Provide timely engineering support forline and check aircraft.
  • Develop, review, and implementrepair schemes, including sketches and supporting calculations.
  • Work directly with customers throughout the development ofstructural repairsand modifications.

Desired Characteristics

  • Strong communicator, goal-oriented, with provenliaison engineeringexperience.
  • Creative problem-solving with an emphasis onFAR compliance.
  • Understanding of theairline businessand the importance oftimely repair deliveryin anMROandcheck environment.

Goals & Objectives

  • Meet and exceed projectedbudgets and revenue forecastsfor engineering services.
  • Provideoutstanding serviceto clients, ensuring satisfaction and continued business growth.

Why Join STS Engineering Solutions?

  • Work with a dynamic team that drives industry innovation in the aviation sector.
  • Be part of a company that valuesquality,efficiency, andsafety.
  • Opportunities forcareer growthand professional development within a leading aerospace service provider.

EEOC Statement

STS Engineering Solutions is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees. All employment decisions are based on qualifications, merit, and business need.

About STS Engineering Solutions

STS Engineering Solutionsis a premier provider of engineering services to the aviation industry. With decades of expertise, we specialize in delivering innovative solutions in aircraft maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO). Our team is dedicated to supporting the industry with cutting-edge technology, safety, and reliability. As a trusted partner for airlines, military operators, and private aviation companies, we offer unmatched capabilities in engineering and MRO services to keep fleets operational and compliant.

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