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How You'll Help Us Keep Climbing (Overview & Key Responsibilities) The Liaison Engineer will be responsible for the following support of Deltas Technical Operations division. Key Responsibilities Work with Deltas Liaison Engineering team which provides 24x7 support for Deltas worldwide fleet of aircraft. Primarily focused on developing structural repairs for airframe damage as well as repairs for most aircraft systems.Perform technical assessment of aircraft damage levels and in-service non-conformity. And provide in-depth data analysis and engineering substantiations to support the structural repairs.Work in close collaboration with Delta Aircraft Maintenance teams addressing aircraft damage or non-conformity arising during aircraft operation, maintenance and repair under AOG, Live, AOS, SOS situations.Perform necessary analysis of repairs to show acceptability of design as well as comply with all aircraft certification requirements and all applicable FAA regulations.Develop standardized repairs based on historical repair actions to reduce the volume of new repairs needed to be developed by the Liaison Engineering department and provide Delta Aircraft Maintenance Technicians the ability to perform these repairs without waiting for engineering support.Develop specialized stress analysis and load analysis reports to support Deltas engineering departments in the development of damage limits for aircraft as well as fatigue and damage tolerance evaluations.Develop FEA load models for various structural aspects of Delta aircraft.Practices safety-conscious behaviors in all operational processes and procedures. Support Liaison Engineering teams on a rotational basis (5 days a week) ensuring coverage and availability on any given day of the week Serve as a primary technical interface between the Delta engineering teams and maintenance organizations during heavy maintenance checks (C & D).Provide on-site engineering support during heavy maintenance checks for resolution of structural repair issues & modifications, compliance with regulatory requirements and adherence to OEM guidelines. Some travel would be required within APAC regions from time to time.Interpret and apply OEM Structural Repair Manuals (SRM), Service Bulletins (SB), and Airworthiness Directives (AD).Prepare and approve engineering authorizations, repair sketches, and instructions for maintenance teams.Ensure all repairs and modifications meet airworthiness standards and are properly documented. Maintain accurate records of engineering decisions and approvals for audit and regulatory compliance. What You Need To Succeed (Minimum Qualifications) Bachelor of Engineering Degree (aerospace or mechanical preferred) or comparable experience in an engineering related field. 4-8 years of experience in the field of Liaison Engineering (In-Service repairs) from Aircraft OEM or Airline industryShould have a technical knowledge of aircraft, aircraft manuals and processes, and regulatory requirements. Good understanding on Aircraft structures and Familiarity of Aircraft Systems Mechanical & ElectricalGood understanding of different types of damages that arise out of aircraft operations and repair methodologiesGood understanding on material properties Metallic and CompositesGood understanding of Fatigue and Damage Tolerance evaluations Data mining skills and ability to read drawingsUnderstanding of CASSStrong written and oral communication skills.Strong interpersonal skills.Embrace diverse people, thinking, and styles.Must be willing to travel as required.Ability to develop FEA load models for various aircraft structural aspects would be an added advantageFAA/EASA Part 121 experience.Familiarity with OEM portals (Airbus World, Boeing Toolbox, etc) Behavioral Competencies Ability to work in a collaborative environment supporting team membersAbility to demonstrate resilience, inclusiveness and support help build a culture of trust Ability to build close working relations with internal and external stakeholders Drive continuous process improvements and growth Use critical thinking and systemic thinking to drive business results and help meet organizational goals Customer-focused, innovative, inspiring others to approach problems from the customers perspective and decisions that reflect an uncompromising commitment to customer safety, fostering trust and loyalty. What Will Give You a Competitive Edge (Preferred Qualifications) Must be willing to travel as required. About The Company What started as a humble, little aerial crop-dustingoperation called Huff DalandDusters in 1924 has now grown into the U.S. global airline leader in safety, innovation, reliability, and customer experience. Headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, Delta Air Lines is known for its operational excellence and award-winning customer service. Powered by our employees worldwide, Delta has led the airline industry in operational excellence for a decade while maintaining our .
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