Jobs at GA Telesis

Manage the airframe/QEC product lifecycle, including asset evaluation, financial forecasting, inventory positioning, pricing, sales support, vendor relationships, teardown coordination, repair quote negotiation, reporting, and technical support. The role is onsite in Fort Lauderdale and requires aviation or aerospace experience, analytical and Excel skills, technical document literacy, and occasional travel to vendors and clients.

Manage full-cycle accounts receivable activities, including collections, cash application, payment processing, customer statement reconciliation, past-due invoice monitoring, internal controls, and AR record maintenance. Build customer relationships to resolve payment issues, support collections targets, assist internal stakeholders with AR questions, and complete special projects while meeting recurring deadlines.

Plans commercial aircraft engine and module maintenance activities, including work packages, labor and material requirements, production schedules, milestones, vendor repairs, and documentation. Coordinates with engineering, supply chain, and production teams to resolve issues and support on-time delivery. Ensures planning records comply with FAA Part 145 requirements, OEM-approved maintenance data, repair station procedures, and quality standards.

Manage aviation parts and services sales by gathering quotes, brokering inventory, negotiating customer terms, maintaining Salesforce opportunities, tracking shipments, resolving material discrepancies, and achieving revenue and margin targets. The role requires vendor and customer relationship management, parts traceability, sales forecasting, and occasional travel.

Supports the accounting department with journal entries, month-end reconciliations, general ledger maintenance, financial reporting, accounts payable monitoring, payment preparation, audit documentation, and cross-department transaction verification. Works with Controllers to complete projects and meet reporting deadlines in a fast-paced aviation MRO environment.

GA Telesis Engine Services is accepting applications from experienced engine mechanics for full-time, permanent positions at its Helsinki Airport repair station. The role involves aircraft engine overhaul and repair, with particular interest in candidates experienced with CF6-80C2 and CFM56-5B or CFM56-7B engines. The company offers training, benefits, occupational healthcare, and relocation support for candidates and families relocating to Finland.

Staff Accountant supporting daily, weekly, and monthly accounting activities, including journal entries, account reconciliations, accounts payable monitoring, general ledger maintenance, financial reporting, payment preparation, audit documentation, and cross-department transaction verification. The role reports to the Corporate Controller and requires meeting strict reporting deadlines while contributing to process improvements.

Oversee accounting operations for an aviation MRO facility, including general ledger, payables, receivables, fixed assets, payroll, financial reporting, and month-end closing. Ensure GAAP, FAA, DCAA, SOX, and other regulatory compliance; support audits, budgeting, forecasting, cash management, and variance analysis. Lead policy improvements, manage banking relationships, and mentor accounting staff while collaborating with operational departments.

Manage customer returns, exchanges, drop shipments, non-conforming products, teardown reconciliations, vendor performance, and related billing or payment activities. Prepare reports, analyze trends, resolve cross-functional issues, maintain procedures, and support Sales and Program Management. The role serves as a liaison among internal departments, vendors, and customers while improving operational workflows.

Operates manual milling machines, boring mills, grinders, and lathes to machine, repair, and modify aircraft parts and fabricate tools. Reads blueprints and technical documents, calculates dimensions and tolerances, selects tooling and materials, sets up equipment, monitors machining operations, performs precision measurements, diagnoses equipment issues, and ensures completed parts meet specifications.

Manages financial reporting and accounting operations for the MRO business, including financial statement preparation, month-end and year-end close, journal entries, reconciliations, general ledger analysis, variance analysis, internal controls, audits, and compliance. Collaborates with controllers and cross-functional teams, supports department projects, meets reporting deadlines, and mentors junior accounting staff.

Supports enterprise budgeting, forecasting, variance analysis, KPI reporting, cost allocation, capital expenditure planning, audits, and scenario analysis across aviation business units. Partners with operational and commercial teams to optimize margins, identify cost savings, and support strategic decisions. The role requires advanced financial modeling, cost accounting, inventory and lease accounting knowledge, and ERP experience in an on-site Fort Lauderdale environment.

Analyzes aviation business data, develops reports and dashboards, identifies operational trends, supports business cases and ROI analyses, and provides insights for process improvement. The role gathers requirements, supports system implementations and user acceptance testing, collaborates with IT and vendors, monitors sales, repairs, inventory, and operations data, and communicates recommendations to stakeholders. This is an onsite position supporting GA Telesis’s Maintenance, Repair & Overhaul division.

Oversee GA Telesis’s aircraft and engine portfolios throughout lease terms, transitions, and end-of-life activities. Manage contractual compliance, lease financial metrics, technical obligations, maintenance events, reporting, and risk escalation. Serve as the primary lessee contact for compliance matters and coordinate with technical, legal, finance, and commercial teams on notices, consents, waivers, and amendments.

Manage and grow aviation accounts across a defined territory, selling engine and airframe parts, repairs, and assets. Responsibilities include developing customer relationships, identifying opportunities, negotiating contracts, reviewing bids and pricing, managing proposals, resolving customer issues, and maintaining sales activity in Salesforce.com. The role also requires market intelligence, participation in industry events, collaboration with internal teams, and 40% travel.

Maintains and improves the quality management system through internal audits, quality data analysis, corrective action investigations, root-cause analysis, process standardization, and continuous improvement. Supports external and customer audits, management reviews, quality training, and compliance with aerospace quality standards and FAA/EASA requirements while partnering with cross-functional teams.

Maintains regulatory training records, matrices, LMS governance, certifications, and audit readiness. Supports audits, identifies compliance gaps, recommends corrective actions, reports completion trends, and advises leaders on regulatory requirements. Partners with HR, Quality, operational leaders, and subject-matter experts to ensure training content and documentation meet aviation and organizational standards.

Conducts full-cycle, high-volume corporate recruiting, including sourcing, screening, interview scheduling, candidate evaluation, offer support, onboarding, and hiring-manager partnership. Tracks recruiting KPIs, maintains talent networks, improves recruiting processes, develops job descriptions, promotes openings, and ensures consistent application of hiring policies and best practices.

Leads the PMO and customer programs at an aviation landing gear facility. Oversees aerospace MRO and OEM program execution, customer relationships, schedules, budgets, KPIs, risks, contractual compliance, cross-functional coordination, reporting, continuous improvement, and team leadership. Requires extensive aerospace program management experience, landing gear and MRO/OEM process knowledge, and strong customer relationship skills.

Senior Corporate Counsel will negotiate and draft complex, high-risk contracts, advise management and sales teams, and manage risk allocation. The role requires at least five years of transactional legal experience, strong contract drafting skills, a JD, and bar admission or eligibility for Florida Authorized House Counsel. Commercial aviation, government contracts, and cross-border transaction experience are preferred. This is an on-site South Florida position with no visa sponsorship.