Technical Services Engineer - Configuration Control

About the role

The Technical Services Engineer – Configuration Control supports the management and validation of aircraft configuration and modification records, ensuring compliance with regulatory and company requirements. The role works closely with internal departments and external providers to maintain configuration integrity, sustain airworthiness, and enable cost‑effective fleet operations.

Key responsibilities

• Evaluate Airworthiness Directives (ADs), Service Bulletins (SBs), modifications and STCs, track compliance and update AMOS records.
• Develop work scopes for fleet modifications, repairs and engineering projects.
• Ensure timely incorporation of approved recommendations and ADs into the Aircraft Maintenance Programme (AMP).
• Manage aircraft configuration and modification records, guaranteeing accuracy and regulatory compliance.
• Coordinate weekly AD/OD meetings and quarterly Modification Committee meetings, preparing agendas and documenting outcomes.
• Act as technical liaison with Aircraft Acquisition team and lessors for configuration evaluations and induction documentation.

Required profile

• Bachelor’s degree in Aircraft Engineering or equivalent.
• Minimum 5 years of collective experience in the aviation industry, including on‑the‑job training at an airline.
• Familiarity with Airbus A320 single‑aisle aircraft systems (desirable).
• Knowledge of CAMO requirements and GCAA/EASA Part‑M&145, Part‑21 regulations.
• Experience reviewing ADs, SBs and participating in aircraft induction processes.

Required skills

• Airbus A320 aircraft systems knowledge.
• CAMO (Continuing Airworthiness Management Organization) processes.
• Aircraft Maintenance Control System – AMOS.
• Proficiency with Microsoft Office.
• Review and compliance tracking of ADs and SBs.
• Understanding of GCAA and EASA regulatory frameworks.
• Aircraft induction and configuration documentation.