Maintenance & CAMO Manager

Overview

Regional AAM Ecosystem Architect | Strategy and Partnerships Executive | Commercial Acceleration

The Maintenance & CAMO Manager owns airworthiness for the eVTOL fleet. This role ensures aircraft are maintained correctly and are legally permitted to fly at all times. The role is authoritative
, not purely hands-on, and acts as the primary interface with regulators on airworthiness matters.

• Own the continuing airworthiness of all eVTOL aircraft
• Ensure aircraft meets Regulatory airworthiness requirements, OEM Instructions for Continued Airworthiness (ICA)
• Prevent unauthorized or non-compliant maintenance actions
• Control and approve Maintenance planning programs, Scheduled and unscheduled maintenance and Defect control and rectification
• Ensure full integration between Maintenance execution and CAMO planning and records
• Maintain clear authority over maintenance release decisions
• Own maintenance planning systems and intervals
• Ensure accurate, traceable, and audit-ready Aircraft technical records and Component and life-limited part tracking
• Ensure records support regulatory and OEM compliance
• Ensure all maintenance activity strictly follows OEM manuals, Service bulletins and Airworthiness directives
• Assess OEM updates and translate them into approved maintenance actions
• Coordinate with OEMs on reliability issues and corrective actions
• Act as primary point of contact with Civil Aviation Authorities and Airworthiness inspectors
• Support the certification, audits, and approvals related to CAMO and Maintenance programs
• Assist in new aircraft type introduction
• Ensure regulatory findings are addressed and closed
• Authorize maintenance work scopes and releases
• Control maintenance escalation and grounding decisions
• Ensure only approved organizations and personnel perform maintenance
• Stop operations if airworthiness is compromised
• Ensure maintenance and CAMO activities align with Safety Management System (SMS) and Operational risk assessments
• Identify airworthiness-related hazards and mitigations
• Ensure safety reporting feeds into maintenance decision-making

• 8–12+ years in Aircraft maintenance, CAMO / continuing airworthiness
• Senior responsibility for airworthiness decision-making
• Experience with:
  New aircraft or fleet introduction
• Experience with Regulatory audits and approvals
• Strong knowledge of CAMO regulations
• Understanding of Part M / Part CAMO / Part 145 (or equivalents)
• Experience interfacing with FAA / EASA / GCAA or equivalent authorities
• Preferable Exposure to eVTOL, AAM, or emerging aircraft platforms
• OEM-led certification and entry-into-service programs
• Preferable Understanding of evolving airworthiness frameworks
• Detail-oriented decision-making
• Strong documentation discipline
• Ability to ground aircraft when required

• Mid-Senior level

• Full-time

• Management and Manufacturing
• Aviation and Aerospace Component Manufacturing