Job Summary/Scope:

• Initiate design actions for defining repair schemes and identifying tools/equipment to repair aircraft/equipment.
• Perform stress analysis to substantiate integrity of repaired structure.
• Design AGE equipment for local manufacture such as transport dollies, stands, racks, etc.
• Assess aircraft damage and preparing technical evaluation in case of aircraft accident.
• Assist and training the RSAF staff in the operation of the aircraft damage recovery and engineering program.
• Design and supervising engineering modifications.
• Perform evaluations and studies supporting systems engineering.
• Give immediate verbal decisions followed by formal written decisions.
• Report to the Contractor Program Director on administrative matters and to the Aeronautical Engineering Squadron Commander on technical matters.
• Fly on military aircraft as required and performs temporary duty away from PSAB.
• Perform other related duties as assigned by the Aeronautical Engineering Squadron Commander.

Knowledge/Education:

• Must be an Aeronautical Engineer graduate from an accredited program with a working knowledge of aircraft parts design.
• Must have an understanding and workable knowledge of mechanical, hydraulic, electrical and thermal installations and assessment procedures used for aircraft evaluation.
• Must have a thorough understanding of the methods for substantiating integrity of repaired aircraft structure.

Experience:

• Must have a minimum of Eight (8) years of experience in aircraft structure with Two (2) years at supervisory (middle level) management.
• At least Two (2) years of C-130 maintenance repair experience, preferred
• Experience and/or training in Systems Engineering and Engineering Modifications, preferred 

Personal Qualities:

• Project an image of confidence and professionalism.
• Be able to work independently or with others.
• Be flexible on desires, but absolutely firm on necessities.