Engineers at AEGEAN

Spata-Loutsa Municipal Unit, Attica, Greece -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

05 Jul, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

06 Apr, 26

Experience

0 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Aeronautical engineering, Mechanical engineering, AMOS system, Aircraft maintenance, Airworthiness compliance, Reliability analysis, Technical reporting, Problem-solving, Analytical thinking, Team collaboration, Project management, Regulatory compliance, Risk assessment, Audit coordination, Performance monitoring

Industry

Airlines and Aviation

Description

Engineers Location: Athens International Airport, Building 56/57, Spata Type of Employment: Full-time Deadline: 30/4/2026 About us AEGEAN, based in Athens, Greece, is a member of the Star Alliance Group since 2010 and a proud winner of 15 SKYTRAX World Airline awards for ‘Best Regional Airline in Europe’. Our employees have been instrumental in our success, through seeking to channel their energy and motivation into the challenging industry of aviation, providing services of high standards across all travel stages and contributing to the continuous improvement of our products. We are looking for enthusiastic, talented and dedicated individuals, who can drive our organization forward. If you wish to explore the exciting world of aviation, join our team! About the role We are currently looking for enthusiastic Engineers, who will apply their expertise, knowledge and skills in relevant Departments of our company. You will work on exciting projects to improve aircraft safety and efficiency while contributing to innovative solutions that drive our business forward. If you are passionate about problem-solving and technology and you are looking for a role to make a difference in a fast-paced and dynamic environment, this role is for you! As an Engineer in the Powerplant Engineering department, you will be responsible for: Monitoring compliance with Airworthiness Directives (ADs) and Service Bulletins (SBs) related to powerplant systems using the AMOS system. Overseeing engine health monitoring to ensure continuous tracking of engine performance and condition in line with regulatory and company requirements. Coordinating and manage engine and APU maintenance events (shop visits), working closely with MROs, lessors, and internal stakeholders on technical, contractual, and financial matters. Providing technical support to AMO maintenance teams, in coordination with Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs). Analyzing powerplant-related trends and findings from monthly reliability reports and implement corrective actions as required. Evaluating and coordinate with CAMO (Continuous Airworthiness Management Organization) Planning and AMO technical teams, on the implementation of Service Bulletins, Service Information Letters, published by OEMs. Supporting aircraft phase-in and phase-out processes, ensuring proper handling of powerplant-related matters. Supporting special projects as assigned by the Powerplant Engineering Manager and/or Department Heads. Contributing to the development and continuous improvement of internal processes and technical reporting systems. As an Engineer in the Avionics Engineering department, you will be responsible for: Monitoring compliance with Airworthiness Directives (ADs) and Service Information (SIs) related to avionics systems, using the AMOS system. Liaising with OEMs and component manufacturers for technical queries, upgrades and component interchangeability. Evaluating and coordinating with CAMO (Continuous Airworthiness Management Organization) Planning and AMO technical teams, on the implementation of Service Bulletins, Service Information published by OEMs and P21 modifications. Contributing to the Monthly Reliability Review by analyzing avionics issues and proposing corrective actions. Supporting projects and tasks related to Avionics, IFE (In-Flight Entertainment), and connectivity systems. Liaising with the local authorities (Hellenic CAA) for aircraft certificates and approvals. Supporting aircraft phase-in and phase-out processes, coordinating with other Technical Department teams on avionics-related matters. Liaising with approved Part-21 organizations to support design and certification activities related to modifications and avionics related upgrades. Contributing to the development and continuous improvement of internal processes and technical reporting systems. As an Engineer in the Maintenance Programs & Reliability department, you will be responsible for: Developing maintenance programs to support regulatory and operational requirements as well as in-service experience. Contributing to the continuous improvement and optimization of maintenance programs by following established systematic methodologies. Assessing reliability of structures, systems and components. Evaluating maintenance and modifications effectiveness. Preparing and conducting technical presentations. Taking part in the development of maintenance requirements through manufacturers’ working group participation. As an Engineer in the Operations Engineering & Flight Support department, you will be responsible for: Calculating and monitoring Aircraft Performance and manage relevant Performance Applications. Calculating, publishing and maintaining aircraft Weight and Balance Data and managing relevant Applications and Systems. Overseeing Aircraft Communications Addressing and Reporting System. Assisting Fleet Office with the evaluation of new routes / destinations. Managing Aircraft Navigation Data and Chart applications. Ensuring that EFB (Electronic Flight Bag) & EFF (Electronic Flight Folder) hardware and software applications comply with regulations. Coordinating and managing the Entry into Service of new Aircraft. Liaising with Manufacturers for Operations Engineering issues. Maintaining and improving Flight Support manuals and procedures. Participating in Departmental and cross-Departmental projects. As an Engineer in the Quality department, you will be responsible for: Performing all assigned audits and inspections as per the yearly published Audit Schedule. Coordinating with all parties involved in the management of the audit preparation, follow-up and closure. Analyzing, summarizing and reviewing audit data, reports, findings and evidence to ensure corrective and preventive actions are satisfactory. Performing risk assessment on all identified non-conformities. Identifying hazards in operational activities. Creating and maintaining current relevant Audit Checklists. Conducting audit follow-up where necessary. You fit if you cover the following requirements: Bachelor’s degree in Engineering (Aeronautical, Mechanical or relevant) Fluency in oral and written Greek and English Advanced computer literacy Previous experience in aviation industry will be considered an asset You have competence in: Communicating effectively with both technical and business experts Working collaboratively, demonstrating team spirit Solving complex problems applying innovative and analytical thinking Analytical and process-oriented thinking Paying attention to detail Prioritizing and managing time effectively If you pursue your career journey with AEGEAN, on top of a challenging job, we offer: A working environment where you feel valued and appreciated Excellent career and development opportunities within the organization Flight tickets Private health insurance scheme If this looks like an interesting opportunity for you, send us your application now! Your application shall contain your CV in English language and is to be submitted until April 30, 2026. All applications will be treated as strictly confidential. Please

Responsibilities

Engineers will apply technical expertise to monitor aircraft systems, ensure regulatory compliance, and manage maintenance programs or quality audits. They will also collaborate with internal teams and OEMs to improve aircraft safety, efficiency, and operational performance.