Powerplant Asset Manager

• Lead and manage all technical and commercial aspects of engine asset lifecycle management, including maintenance, inspection, and redelivery.
• Define and plan engine shop visits, work scopes, and engineering strategies to meet operational and lease-return requirements.
• Analyze teardown and shop visit findings to define cost-effective, technically sound repair and modification solutions.
• Serve as the company’s on-site technical representative during shop visits, inspections, and transitions to ensure quality and compliance.
• Review and enforce technical conditions of lease, delivery, and redelivery agreements.
• Coordinate and verify airworthiness compliance, including ADs, SBs, and mandatory modifications.
• Manage LLP Back-to-Birth traceability and records consistency across all engine assets.
• Oversee engine preservation and storage programs in accordance with OEM and regulatory standards.
• Conduct technical due diligence and assessments to support acquisitions, sales, and lease negotiations.
• Monitor ongoing asset conditions to preserve value and ensure compliance with contractual and regulatory obligations.
• Collaborate with Aircraft Asset and Technical Records Managers to ensure data integrity and synchronized asset reporting.
• Liaise with MROs, OEMs, lessors, operators, and authorities on technical and regulatory matters.
• Prepare detailed technical reports, maintenance forecasts, and cost analyses for management and stakeholders.
• Lead continuous improvement initiatives to optimize cost, turnaround time, and asset reliability.
• Provide technical leadership and mentorship within the asset management team, ensuring balanced workload and professional growth.
   

Qualifications:

• Bachelor's degree in Aeronautical, Aerospace, Mechanical Engineering.
• Minimum 5 years of experience in powerplant engineering, engine shop, or engine asset management.
• Good technical knowledge of commercial aircraft engines.
• Experience in engine shop visit management, workscope planning, shop findings evaluation, and coordination with Shops.
• Experience in reviewing and evaluating on-wing engine performance data -ECM / EHM - to identify engine deterioration, performance trends, and potential maintenance requirements.
• Ability to review BSI, GVI, teardown inspection, and engine test reports, and evaluate findings against OEM maintenance limits.
• Good understanding of engine technical records, including LLP status, BtB traceability, AD/SB compliance, shop visit records, and release documentation.
• Experience in engine lease returns, redeliveries, pre-purchase inspections, and technical due diligence would be a big plus.
• Ability to evaluate repair options, maintenance costs, and shop visit quotations, considering both technical and commercial aspects.
• Willingness to travel for onsite engine inspections and shop visits.
   

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