Internship 2027 - Intern (Continuing Airworthiness) at NATO

Geilenkirchen, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

25 Jun, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

27 Mar, 26

Experience

0 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Aeronautical Engineering, Airworthiness Requirements, Documentation Review, Risk Assessment, Force Order Development, Operational Airworthiness, Airworthiness Reviews, Project Planning, Part 66 Regulations, Part 147 Regulations, Automatic Data Processing Systems, English Proficiency, Regulatory Document Preparation, Independent Judgement, Teamwork

Industry

IT Services and IT Consulting

Description

Area of Interest Excited to start your future? Our organization is looking for talented individuals who would like to gain real-world experience, expand transferable skills and build professional confidence in their career field. As Intern (Continuing Airworthiness), you will be assisting in the adaptation of Continuing Airworthiness Requirements. You will conduct a review of the documentation supporting the airworthiness risks to the NE-3A and review the records, documents and assessments associated with these risks. About the Internship Program Our internship program aims at introducing talented candidates from different backgrounds into various areas of the organization. This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to learn from the NATO community, meet and discuss topics of interest with highly experienced staff and gain valuable work experience. Your engagement will greatly contribute to a more diverse working environment and expand the understanding of NATO in Alliance countries while, at the same time, enhancing your Curriculum Vitae and providing you with the experience to get hands-on knowledge in your career field. About us We are a unique multinational flying force with operational capability located at the NATO Airbase Geilenkirchen. With its 14 E-3A aircraft, our organization plays a critical role in NATO and our mission is to deliver ready, responsive Airborne Early Warning, Battle Management and Command and Control capability to operational commanders in support of NAC-approved tasks. To find out more about our Organization, please visit our Homepage https://awacs.nato.int/ How you will contribute Your internship duties will cover a wide span of routine and non-routine functions and creative tasks as assigned. In order to assist in our mission and work, you will bring a fresh and unique perspective, latest theoretical and technical knowledge and your own unique social approaches which you will apply through practical work assignments while providing additional staff resources to our Organization. During your internship, you will be Assisting in the development of a consolidated set of continuing airworthiness requirements, to be incorporated into a Force Order; Supporting the Operational Airworthiness Branch in daily duties including, but not limited to, coordination of Operational Airworthiness Authority Authorizations and assisting in the Airworthiness Reviews Program; Developing a Project Plan for the adaptation and implementation (limited scope) of Part 66 and 147 by the NAEW&CF HQ. About you For a successful and beneficial working together, you must bring the following experience and knowledge to the Organization: Recently graduated engineer; University Degree in aeronautical engineering or related engineering degree; Adequate knowledge of Automatic Data Processing (ADP) systems; The work, both oral and written, in this post and in this Headquarters as a whole is conducted mainly in English. Consequently, you must be proficient in the use of the English language in all skills (Listening, Speaking, Reading and Writing). The following will be considered as an advantage: Knowledge of EASA`s part 66 and Part 147 regulations and/or equivalent regulatory framework; Experience preparing regulatory documents; Experience in conducting airworthiness reviews; Bachelor or Master`s degree in Aeronautical Engineering, Airworthiness Management or similar. Personal attributes In this role, we are looking for a highly motivated, self-starter who is able to work well within a team, have sound independent judgement and have the confidence to exercise that judgement when required. Besides, you must demonstrate the ability to maintain professional contacts on a daily basis and contribute to the objectives of the Organizational Element. Eligibility criteria To qualify for an internship, you must be a citizen of a NATO member nation; be age of twenty-one (21) and not over the age of thirty (30) (unless engaged in a PhD program and its field of study is of particular benefit of the Organization); have completed a first degree at a university. The program is open to current Master and PhD students or recent graduates (degree obtained with the last eighteen months); undergo a security investigation with the National Authorities to receive an adequate level NATO security clearance. Besides, in order to take part in the internship program, you will have to sign and adhere to our Confidentiality Declaration; have a valid liability, health and accident insurance cover (the proof of which must be presented before your internship starts); make arrangements for travel, visa, accommodation and living expenses on your own. How to apply We can only accept your application before the closing date of the advertisement if you apply through the NATO Career Portal by completing the application form (to include a pre-screening questionnaire); attach your CV to the application; provide a one-page essay giving details of your motivation for an internship with the NAEW&C Force. Quality and completeness of your application package The information provided in your application will be used in determining your qualifications and suitability. Your application is judged on its content, quality and completeness. Therefore, you must ensure to submit a thoroughly written application which demonstrate in detail to what extent you meet the essential and desirable qualifications, and the suitability requirements. If information is missing that is needed to determine your qualification for the internship program, it will have a serious impact on your candidature. In case you use third-party services to extract information from an existing CV of yours, or from your files uploaded to another job portal, you are highly recommended to review the extracted information and make appropriate changes to fully answer each question and cover all necessary points. Comments such as “see C.V"/ “see above” / “click here” etc. are not acceptable and will automatically lead the rejection of your application. Supporting Documentation For a full and complete picture about your professional background, please attach any documentation (proof of highest education, diplomas, certificates, testimonials etc.) that you consider to be particularly relevant to the qualification requirements specified in this internship advertisement. Screening Process The Selection Board will convene after the closing date and assess each application package based on clear and objective criteria. They will then provide justified recommendations on short-listing or selecting candidates. Therefore, depending on the outcome of the screening process, you might be required to undergo an online interview. Your Internship Contract You will be offered an initial six month-contract. Your contract will include annual leave in accordance with current regulations. The start date of your internship will be determined taking into account administrative and security requirements as well as other factors such as division needs. You will receive an internship stipend (a monthly lump sum) in accordance with current policies. The amount you receive is subject to applicable host nation taxation and social security payments. In accordance with the current regulations, you will be reimbursed for your travel expenses on taking up duty and on leaving the service. Important remark: We do not accept the use of AI or similar tools in any part of the application/recruitment process. We reserve the right to exclude any candidate from the process if this policy is violated.

Responsibilities

The intern will assist in adapting Continuing Airworthiness Requirements by reviewing documentation related to airworthiness risks for the NE-3A aircraft and associated records. Duties include supporting the Operational Airworthiness Branch and developing a project plan for implementing Part 66 and 147 adaptations.