CAMO Engineer — Continuing Airworthiness

A well-established Irish airline operating a fleet of narrow-body aircraft on short-haul European routes is seeking a CAMO Engineer to join its airworthiness team in Dublin. The role is offered with a flexible working pattern, with the opportunity for regular home-working days once settled into the team and its processes.

Working within EASA Part-M and Part-CAMO regulations, you will be responsible for managing maintenance programmes, reviewing and approving maintenance findings, coordinating with approved Part-145 organisations, and supporting the continuing airworthiness review process. You will work closely with Flight Operations, Ground Operations and Technical Services to ensure the fleet is maintained in an airworthy condition at all times.

Candidates should have a minimum of three years’ experience in a CAMO or continuing airworthiness role within a EASA-regulated environment. An EASA Part-66 licence is advantageous but not essential — working knowledge of EASA Part-M, Part-CAMO and maintenance programme management is the priority. Familiarity with AMOS or a comparable MRO management system is required. The company offers a competitive salary, 25 days annual leave, and an employer pension contribution of 6%.