POSITION SUMMARY

The Flexjet Reliability Engineer performs evaluation and analysis of maintenance data to drive continuous improvement in aircraft availability, dispatch reliability, operating costs, and owner satisfaction. Flexjet offers a fast paced, leading-edge environment that allows their employees to expand their current skill sets and showcase their creativity in a variety of environments.

DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES

• Perform analysis of negative maintenance trends for root cause and develop corrective action recommendations
• Analyze engineering and technical data from aircraft maintenance logs, aircraft service records, teardown reports, and shop finding reports to determine cause and failure trends
• Collect data from maintenance and engineering systems and perform statistical analysis to monitor and evaluate technical and operational performance
• Conduct Root Cause Analysis for events when a variation to a performance standard has triggered an alert
• Coordinate between internal teams and OEM or 3rd party engineering to implement corrective actions
• Support development and documentation of the Reliability Centered Maintenance (RCM) analysis processes required to implement an FAA-approved Reliability Program
• Present reliability metrics and findings in Technical Working Group (TWG) and Continuing Analysis Surveillance System (CASS) meetings
• Monitor, track, and log maintenance delays, cancellations, and in-flight incidents

EDUCATION & EXPERIENCE

• Bachelor's degree in an engineering related discipline or 2 years aviation maintenance experience or equivalent combination of education and experience
• Reliability analysis experience preferred

REQUIRED SKILLS

• Knowledge of Excel and other Microsoft Office programs
• Knowledge of Structured Query Language (SQL)
• Knowledge of data visualization tools (e.g., Power Bi, Tableau)
• Knowledge of VBA and Python languages a plus
• Must possess strong communication skills, be able to translate technical concepts in lay terms, and be conformable speaking publicly
• Must pay fanatical attention to detail
• Occasional travel (<10%) required