Inspector, Engineering, Aircraft Maintenance​/ Mechanic

Who YOU Are And What You Can Become At ST Engineering, quality isn't just a checkpoint—it's our commitment to safety, reliability, and operational excellence. We're looking for experienced

Who YOU Are And What You Can Become At ST Engineering, quality isn't just a checkpoint—it's our commitment to safety, reliability, and operational excellence. We're looking for experienced Quality Control Inspectors who are passionate about ensuring every aircraft meets the highest standards before returning to service. If you're an FAA-certified A&P professional with a sharp eye for detail and a commitment to aviation excellence, this is your opportunity to play a critical role in maintaining the safety and airworthiness of commercial aircraft while working with one of the industry's leading MRO organizations.
Who WE Are And Where WE Are Going At ST Engineering, we apply our technology and innovation to solve real-world problems and improve lives. Our dedication to excellence and strong track record have earned us a distinctive reputation for quality and trust as a global technology, defense, and engineering group. Our diverse portfolio spans aerospace, smart city, defense, and public security sectors.

As we continue to expand globally, our engineering expertise is at the forefront of transforming aviation systems and future-proofing critical infrastructure.
What YOU will do : Responsible for the initial inspection and surveillance of commercial-type aircraft undergoing maintenance and repair.
In This Role, You Will

• Comply with an initial inspection of commercial-type aircraft using customer provide work instructions.
• Inspect and accept or reject all required inspection items and non-routine work accomplished on commercial-type aircraft.
• Inspect aircraft and components utilizing special tooling and equipment.
• Perform weight and balance functions on commercial-type aircraft and complete calculations.
• Audit aircraft maintenance work packages.
• Sign logbook airworthiness release.
• Inspect and report findings on facility inspections.
• Adhere to safe maintenance practices and keep the work area clean.
• Maintain work performed on O.J.T. forms for the training department.
• Successfully complete any training courses deemed necessary by supervision.
• Perform any work that may be assigned by his or her lead or supervisor.

• Component replacement
• Hydraulic component replacement
• Air-conditioning component replacement
• Pneumatic component replacement
• Engine component replacement
• Basic hydraulic system operations
• Basic flight control systems
• Landing gear servicing
• Basic troubleshooting
• Tire and brake change procedures
• Galley installation
• Engine starter removal and installation
• Cargo conversion
• Cockpit window and windshield replacement
• Entry-door slide removal and replacement
• Brake rider duties and aircraft towing
• Assistance with powerplant removal and replacement
• Main fuel control adjustment
• Engine trim procedures
• Knowledge of aircraft manuals and related technical materials
• Knowledge of Air Transport Association (ATA) codes
• Knowledge of applicable Federal Aviation Regulations (FARs)
• Knowledge of company policies and procedures
• Knowledge of aircraft maintenance documentation procedures, including:
• Job cards and timecards
• Routine and non-routine cards
• Structural Repair Manuals (SRMs)
• Service bulletins
• Work sign-off procedures