B1 Licensed Aircraft Engineer
Location: Switzerland (Fully Onsite)
Scope: Fully Employed
Salary: As per Industry Standard
Description:
Keep Aircraft Airworthy. Sign Off with Confidence. Make Every Flight Count.
If you take pride in knowing that your expertise directly impacts aircraft safety and operational readiness, this opportunity is for you. We are seeking an experienced B1 Licensed Aircraft Engineer to join a highly professional maintenance team, where your technical knowledge, certification authority, and hands-on maintenance experience will play a vital role in keeping aircraft flying safely and efficiently.
Key Responsibilities
Perform and certify base maintenance activities on fixed-wing aircraft.
Ensure all maintenance tasks are completed in accordance with approved data, regulatory requirements, and company procedures.
Exercise certification privileges as authorized Certifying Staff.
Troubleshoot, inspect, repair, and maintain aircraft mechanical systems.
Ensure compliance with EASA Part-145, Part-21, and airworthiness requirements.
Complete maintenance documentation accurately and maintain high-quality standards.
Support aircraft inspections, modifications, and scheduled maintenance programs.
Requirements
Minimum 5 years of practical base maintenance experience on fixed-wing aircraft.
EASA Part-66 Category B1.1 License holder.
At least 2 years' experience as Certifying Staff on aircraft type.
Strong working knowledge of Part-145 MRO environments and Part-21 regulations.
Excellent understanding of aircraft systems, maintenance procedures, and airworthiness requirements.
Strong attention to detail and commitment to quality and safety.
What We're Looking For
You are a hands-on engineer with a strong safety mindset, excellent technical judgment, and the confidence to certify aircraft maintenance activities. You thrive in a fast-paced aviation environment and take pride in delivering work to the highest standards of compliance and airworthiness.
Please note: Due to the high volume of applications, only candidates with an active EASA License will be considered.