Position Summary

As Cabin Safety Compliance Verification Engineer (CVE) you will be responsible for ensuring compliance with all applicable regulations and standards related to cabin safety and interiors. This role requires extensive knowledge of cabin interiors, cabin safety systems and components.

As CVE you will form part of the Office of Airworthiness within Jet Aviation’s EASA Part 21J Design Organisation. The successful candidate will work closely with engineering team on all design activities such as but not limited to, VIP Completions, refurbishments, modifications, upgrades, defence and special mission aeroplanes. The core compliance activity is in CS 25 Large aeroplanes however experience in CS 23 and/or CS 29 rotorcraft would be an advantage.

The role will offer the candidate an opportunity to experience a wide variety of cabin safety subjects, from minor modifications to full “green” aircraft VIP completions. As well as the technical scope there is a variety of airframes from the bizjet types, such as Gulfstream, up to the largest Airbus and Boeing aeroplanes.

Main Responsibilities

• Classify changes and repairs.
• Review, verify and approval of engineering documentation, test plans, analysis and other certification documents related to design changes, modifications and repairs.
• Coordinate with regulatory agencies for STC’s and attend meetings.
• Preparation of certification programs.
• Manage STC projects as Office of Airworthiness focal point for engineering.
• Provide technical guidance and advise engineering team on compliance matters.
• Perform compliance inspection of cabin interiors.
• Preliminary LOPA certification review to identify non-compliances.
• Ground and Flight test CVE witnessing, including conformity.
• Perform cabin safety CVE role in flight test activities such as Flight Test Hazard assessments, safety review board meetings and supporting the flight test coordinator.
• Verify compliance with OSD-Cabin Crew Data.
• Develop and maintain relationships with regulatory agencies.
• Collaborate with other internal stakeholders, including quality, program management, production, installation, supply chain management.
• Liaise with customers and suppliers on cabin safety matters.
• Coaching and mentoring of design organisation staff.
• Assist the Office of Airworthiness in the development of procedures to maintain the Design Organisation Approvals.
• Stay up-to-date on relevant regulations and practices.
• Subject matter expert advising on subcontractor qualification.

Minimum Requirements

• Bachelors Degree in engineering.
• Minimum 5 years experience in a Design Organisation.
• EASA Part 21J CVE in Cabin Safety.
• Experience in both minor and major changes.
• Expert knowledge of EASA regulations and standards related to cabin safety.
• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
• Successful working experience in highly collaborative environments, demonstration to take initiatives and lead efforts inside the team.
• Fluent command of English language - both written and spoken.

Desired Characteristics

• Acted as Project Certification Manager or Lead CVE on STC project.
• Self-motivated with good interpersonal skills, can work under pressure.
• Proactive, forward thinking and team worker.
• Demonstrated principal engineer role.
• Ability to work to tight deadlines.
• Strong personal values corresponding with Jet Aviation values (Trust, Honesty, Alignment, Transparency)