You have a clear idea of what you want: To contribute to the vision of safe and energy-efficient flying, in a team of like-minded aviation enthusiasts who are determined to shape the future of aviation.
This is what you can do
Lead the Airworthiness Function within the EASA Part 21 Design Organisation and manage the execution of DOA privileges
Support DOA management activities, including the development, maintenance, and continuous improvement of DOA procedures, handbooks, governance, and compliance processes
Oversee Configuration Management as Head of the function, ensuring controlled product configuration, configuration baselines, change control discipline, and alignment between certification, engineering, and programme needs
Oversee Technical Publications as Head of the function, ensuring timely, compliant, and high-quality publication deliverables, including manuals and continued airworthiness documentation where applicable
Serve as the primary interface with EASA and other regulatory authorities on certification, validation, airworthiness, operational suitability, and environmental matters
Lead and coordinate aircraft certification and validation programmes from planning through approval
Provide strategic airworthiness guidance to engineering, programme, quality, configuration management, technical publications, and executive management teams
Support continued airworthiness activities, service bulletins, manuals, occurrence investigations, complaints from operation, and regulatory actions where required
Being a member of the Design Organization leadership team
You’ll bring this with you
Educated Engineering degree (BA Eng/Sc, MA Eng/Sc) in materials, aeronautics / aviation or mechanical
15+ years professional experience in relevant fields of aircraft development and support to in-service aircraft
Wide proficiency of aircraft certification
Thorough knowledge of the airworthiness requirements (CS/JAR/FAR-25, CS-CCD, CS-FCD, CS-MMEL, CS-SIMD, CS-FSTD) and minimum 5 years of experience in type investigation
Profound knowledge of EASA Part21
Eligibility for, or previous approval as, an EASA Form 4 holder or equivalent
New product development experience of at least one new aircraft programme
Communication and leadership skills
Ability to prioritise, manage and execute multiple simultaneous tasks
Assertive, proactive, innovative and creative
Excellent written and spoken English; German language skills are an advantage
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