Structure Engineer Aviation (m/f/x)

at  Deutsche Post DHL

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European Air Transport Leipzig GmbH (EAT) officially started operations at Leipzig/Halle Airport in spring 2008 as an aircraft maintenance company and registered cargo airline. It is a wholly-owned subsidiary of DHL Group and belongs to the DHL Express division. In cooperation with DHL Air Austria and DHL Air UK Ltd., EAT covers the majority of the European DHL network.
For more information, please visit: European Air Transport Leipzig - Hub Leipzig - Deutschland (dhl.com)

A quick overview of EAT:

• 55 nationalities from all continents
• Own state-of-the-art Aviation Training Center
• 35 own aircraft, Airbus and Boeing
• Hangar size over 22,000 square meters
• Over 3 million parts in our aircraft maintenance warehouse

The Structure Engineer is responsible for the CAMO Engineering-related maintenance of the airworthiness of the aircraft structure.

• Providing engineering and troubleshooting support for the maintenance operation to ensure the technical condition and availability of aircraft for operation, as well as offering technical assistance to other departments
• Collaborating in the creation and modification of the aircraft maintenance program
• Assisting in the development of the work package for Base Maintenance
• Reviewing the Base Maintenance Report and proposing adjustments to the maintenance program if necessary
• Identifying and resolving recurring issues with the aircraft structure
• Reviewing, analyzing, and creating specific work instructions or maintenance procedures based on manufacturer guidelines and/or aviation authorities (Service Bulletins, Airworthiness Directives)
• Tracking inspections or modifications and maintenance tasks carried out during operation
• Conducting technical projects within the scope of responsibility
• Generating necessary reports in the event of conducted technical investigations or analyses
• Responsibility for incident/failure investigations related to the aircraft structure.
• Responsibility for the Dent & Buckle Chart and documentation of repairs in the aircraft life record.
• Definition and optimization of departmental internal processes.
• Participation in cross-departmental projects.