Jobs at FTAI Aviation

Reviews, audits, organizes, and maintains aircraft engine and component maintenance records. Verifies compliance with airworthiness directives, service bulletins, manufacturer requirements, and completed work scopes. Prepares records packages, life-limited parts documentation, engine visit reports, and approval traces. Manages electronic and physical records, prioritizes work orders, supports information retrieval, and maintains documentation for field maintenance and completed repairs.

Provides administrative and office support across three Miami facilities. Responsibilities include front desk and visitor support, employee events, conference room readiness, supply ordering, uniform and badge administration, mail distribution, facility service coordination, travel arrangements, Concur management, and expense processing. The role requires strong organization, communication, multitasking, and the ability to work independently in a physically demanding shop environment.

Engineering intern supporting aircraft engine maintenance strategies, process improvements, technical documentation, design reviews, component performance analysis, emerging technology research, and MRO optimization. The role includes creating an engine test cell troubleshooting guide, participating in cross-functional meetings, and gaining hands-on experience in a live aerospace overhaul shop environment.

Provides transactional and administrative support across procurement and repair supply chain functions. Creates and maintains purchase and repair orders, tracks shipments and milestones, follows up with vendors, maintains records, supports invoice matching, generates reports, and coordinates with receiving and logistics. The role requires accurate data entry, organized documentation, escalation of overdue items, and flexible support across Procurement and Repairs.

Supervise tooling engineering activities, including new tool development, modifications, deployment, maintenance, and production-line support. Manage tooling schedules, repairs, vendors, quotes, specifications, and technical support. Improve part quality, reduce scrap and conversion costs, enhance equipment OEE, address shop-floor bottlenecks, maintain safety standards, and communicate tooling information to management.

Processes, audits, organizes, and maintains commercial jet engine maintenance records. Reviews compliance with manufacturer requirements, service bulletins, modifications, and airworthiness directives; prepares records packages and life-limited parts documentation; manages electronic storage and work order priorities; verifies maintenance entries and resolves documentation deficiencies.

Reviews customer work scopes and engine documentation for CFM56 products, prepares shop and incoming documentation, leads production gate meetings, supports disassembly, assembly, and inspection, verifies part interchangeability, prepares technical findings, manages manufacturer cases, updates Quantum job cards, reviews FAA Airworthiness Directives, and supports material coordination and daily engineering activities.

Oversee component repair planning, production workflow, supply chain coordination, inventory performance, and operational reporting. Track work orders, identify bottlenecks, coordinate priorities across teams, expedite critical materials, analyze inventory trends, and provide leadership with accurate schedules, dashboards, and performance updates. Support forecasting, resource allocation, corrective actions, and continuous improvement initiatives to improve turnaround times, material availability, and on-time delivery.