Employment Information: 
Position Title: Service Engineering 
Department: Maintenance 
Division: Maintenance / CAMO 
Reports to: Service Engineering Manager 
Direct reports: 0 
Location: Amman, Jordan 
Type of: Full time 

Key Functions: 

1. Develop and control a customized maintenance program (CMP) and its subsequent amendments for the operated aircraft, based on the TC Holder Maintenance Planning Document. 
2. Present the aircraft CMP and its amendments to the Authority for approval. 
3. Develop and control the Minimum Equipment List (MEL) and its subsequent amendments for the operated aircraft, in conjunction with Flight Operations, and finally obtain Authority approval. 
4. Perform technical assessment of ADs, SBs, SILs... etc., forward to planning for scheduling and maintain accurate and up to date records. 
5. Review and ensure that the mass and balance statement reflect the current status of the aircraft. 
6. Obtain Authority approval for all modifications, repairs and alterations using approved maintenance data (e.g. STC, Repair Scheme...etc.). 
7. Maintain status of Modifications and Repairs. 
8. Maintain up to date Dent & Buckle Chart. 
9. Maintain Current and up to date mass and balance reports. 
10. Monitor, maintain up to date records, follow up and ensure proper closure of all maintenance faults, repeated snags, malfunctions, defects, deferred defects, and other occurrences which could affect the continuing airworthiness of aircrafts. 
11. Monitor the Engine Trend Monitoring Reports. 
12. Monitor aircraft oil consumption records and Fuel Sample Records. 
13. Monitor and review scheduled and unscheduled workshops reports. 
14. Track aircraft utilization patterns, component lifelines, structural inspections, and defect trends to perform reliability reporting. 
15. Deferred Defect Management: Coordinate technical assessments and follow-ups for MEL/CDL items and unscheduled maintenance. 
16. Investigate repetitive technical failures and implement engineering solutions or maintenance program adjustments to improve dispatch reliability. 
17. Support Airworthiness Reviews and assist during internal/external quality audits and civil aviation authority inspections. 

Required Qualifications & Skills 
• Education: Bachelor's degree in Aeronautical, Aerospace, or Mechanical Engineering, or an EASA Part-66 / local equivalent aircraft maintenance license. 
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Experience: 3 to 5 years of direct experience in a CAMO, maintenance planning, or technical services environment.
• Software Proficiency: Experience with aircraft maintenance software and tracking systems (such as CAMP, CMP, or similar MRO/CAMO databases). 
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Soft Skills: Fluency in English (written and verbal), strong attention to detail, organizational discipline, and cross-functional communication skills