Structure Engineer (m/f/x)

at  Deutsche Post DHL

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European Air Transport Leipzig GmbH (EAT) is a subsidiary of Deutsche Post DHL Group. It serves as both a maintenance operation and a cargo airline. The EAT Leipzig fleet currently consists of 36 aircraft, including Airbus A300-600, Airbus A330-200, and Boeing 757.

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.