Your mission

Planning, managing, and monitoring all measures to maintain airworthiness in accordance with EASA Part CAMO/Part M for the LUMINAIR fleet (Falcon 900EX & 7X, Cessna 560XLS & 680A).
Collaborate and provide support in the creation, maintenance, and optimization of the Aircraft Maintenance Program (AMP) based on manufacturer documentation (MPD, MSM, CMMs).
Monitoring and implementing Airworthiness Directives (ADs), Service Bulletins (SBs), and technical notices
Analyzing and resolving technical issues and malfunctions
Maintaining close and proactive communication with LUMINAIR pilots, including:
Recording and evaluating Pilot Reports (PIREPs)
Assisting with MEL decisions and dispatch evaluations
Clarifying technical questions before and after the flight
Coordinating with international Part 145 maintenance organizations, including:
Planning and monitoring line and base maintenance
Coordinating scope of work, unscheduled inspections, and technical deviations
Ensuring that all work is performed on time and in compliance with regulations
Preparation and issuance of work packages and orders to maintenance companies.
Maintenance and filing of documents in the aircraft’s maintenance history file.
Maintenance and use of CAMO software (including CAMP, FL3XX).
Communicating with the customer support teams of manufacturers, engine manufacturers, and aviation authorities.
Participating in internal and external audits to ensure regulatory compliance and adherence to LUMINAIR’s high quality standards.

Your profile

Bachelor’s degree in aerospace engineering, mechanical engineering, or a comparable technical qualification.
Alternatively: EASA Part 66 B1/B2 license with experience on business jets, ideally with the aircraft models operated by LUMINAIR.
In-depth knowledge of EASA regulations (Part M, Part CAMO, Part 145).
Experience in a CAMO environment, preferably in business aviation.
Knowledge of manufacturer systems and portals (CAMP, Field 6, Falcon Portal, 1View, etc.).
Proficiency in working with technical documentation and maintenance management systems.
Analytical thinking and a structured, precise approach to work.
High sense of responsibility and strong safety awareness.
Strong communication skills when interacting with pilots, technicians, owners, and external partners.
Ability to explain complex technical issues in an understandable way.
Independence, resilience, and a solution-oriented approach.
Willingness to work shifts (early, late, and, if necessary, weekends or holidays) to ensure continuous technical support for the aircraft fleet.
Flexibility regarding work hours, as well as the ability to work reliably and independently, even in rotating shift schedules.
A professional demeanor that aligns with LUMINAIR’s premium standards.
Fluent in English (spoken and written) with strong preference for professional working German; additional language skills are an advantage
Unrestricted EU passport or right to live and work in the EU
Eligibility for a valid ZÜP (Zuverlässigkeitsüberprüfung) as per §7 LuftSiG

Why us?

A Dynamic Start-Up Environment: Be part of an innovative and growing company where your ideas are valued and you can make a real impact
Personal Growth Opportunities: We foster professional development, giving you room to grow, learn, and shape your career path

Performance-based Promotion Opportunities

Competitive Salary & Holiday Allowance

Desirable Benefits including airline staff travel, hotel discounts, WELLPASS and many more
Attractive Workplace: Enjoy a great team atmosphere and an attractive office location in the port of Hamburg, with stunning water views from the OCC