Technical Services Engineer I – Airframe/Mechanical Systems

About the role

Emirates Engineering is seeking a Technical Services Engineer I to support the Airframe/Mechanical Systems team. You will manage fleet technical and continuing airworthiness activities, ensuring compliance with regulatory and safety standards while enhancing reliability and cost efficiency.

Key responsibilities

• Provide fleet technical management and continuing airworthiness support for airframe mechanical systems.
• Evaluate manufacturers' and regulatory technical documents, updating internal Engineering Orders and Special Engineering Workcards.
• Analyse in‑service data (tech logs, pilot reports, defects) and implement actions to improve reliability and maintainability.
• Deliver technical assistance during disruption scenarios, including AOG handling, troubleshooting, and management of chronic or deferred defects.
• Develop standard operating procedures, in‑house repairs, and deviations under Part 21 Design Organisation privileges.
• Support acquisition of new aircraft and end‑of‑lease activities.
• Act as technical liaison with aircraft, engine, and component manufacturers and internal stakeholders.

Required profile

• Degree in Aeronautical, Mechanical or Aerospace Engineering or equivalent experience.
• Understanding of continuing airworthiness regulations and fleet technical management.
• Ability to interpret technical documentation and translate it into actionable engineering changes.
• Strong analytical skills for data‑driven reliability improvement.

Required skills

• Airframe mechanical systems knowledge (flight controls, landing gear, air‑conditioning).
• Continuing airworthiness management.
• Engineering Order and Special Engineering Workcard administration.
• Aircraft maintenance program optimisation.
• AOG handling and troubleshooting.
• Part 21 Design Organisation procedures.
• Liaison with manufacturers and internal operational teams.

What we offer

• Opportunity to work on a world‑class fleet within a leading aviation engineering organisation.
• Exposure to diverse aircraft systems and continuous professional development.