Jobs at GAL AeroStaff Ltd.

Lead and coordinate QC inspection activities within an FAA Part 145 repair station. Ensure maintenance, repair, and modifications comply with FAA regulations and approved technical data, supervise QC inspectors, review maintenance records and release documentation, support audits and certification activities, and drive corrective actions for nonconformities.

Plan, design and proactively monitor complex aerospace programs; coordinate inter-project activities, lead project managers and teams, manage budgets, schedules, risks and changes, report status to executives, and ensure compliance with legal and internal policies.

Perform scheduled routine aircraft maintenance, certify aircraft release after maintenance, troubleshoot and rectify defects from inspections or crew reports. Work evenings, follow maintenance manuals and specifications, coordinate tasks with maintenance coordinator.

Lead and coordinate multiple projects across the program lifecycle, managing governance, budgets, schedules, risks, resources, stakeholder communication, and documentation to ensure alignment with business objectives and timely delivery.

Design and develop FPGA, PLD, ASIC, and complex digital/analog interface electronics for aerospace engine control systems. Create requirements, block diagrams, simulations, and documentation; perform testing, verification, and certification support; collaborate with cross-functional teams and support product transition to production.

Manage and coordinate aircraft paint programs, acting as customer and internal liaison. Plan pre-dock/dock activities, review contracts and engineering orders, run planning meetings, ensure accurate timekeeping and paperwork, create customer billings, drive corrective/preventive actions per QMS, and support production, maintenance, and inspection teams.

Support production engineering by troubleshooting electrical and electro-mechanical hardware, diagnosing failures with test equipment, updating technical documentation, preparing change packages, coordinating suppliers, and supporting subsystem integration and continuous improvement in an aerospace/defense manufacturing environment.

Perform maintenance, repair, modification, inspection, and functional checks on aircraft components in a hangar/warehouse. Troubleshoot mechanical issues using technical manuals and drawings, document work, follow safety and aviation standards, and collaborate with production and leadership to meet deadlines.

Perform aircraft-level EMC analysis (EMI, HIRF, lightning, ESD), validate qualification documentation, assess certification compliance, evaluate system interference, support design reviews, analyze modifications/non-conformances, and contribute to continued airworthiness and risk mitigation.

Prepare aircraft surfaces for primer and topcoat by washing, chemical stripping, sanding, scuffing, masking, filling, and applying sealants. Support painters, identify surface defects, follow FAA/OSHA safety, handle hazardous materials, and maintain clean, safe work areas in hangar and paint booth environments.

Lead and manage the repair station quality assurance program to ensure FAA and EASA Part 145 compliance. Oversee QMS, internal and external audits, corrective actions, documentation, and continuous improvement while coordinating with operations, maintenance, engineering, and leadership.

Prepare and paint aircraft exteriors including surface preparation, masking, primer/paint application, polishing, minor paint repairs, safety compliance, documentation, and teamwork. Perform physical tasks, use PPE/respirators, work rotating 10-hour day/night shifts including weekends, and pass DOT drug test.

Serve as program manager reporting to GM; coordinate pre-planning and transition of aircraft paint processes, review contracts and EO, run pre-dock planning and customer meetings, ensure accurate timekeeping and paperwork, create customer billings, drive corrective/preventive actions, delegate as needed, and support cross-department communications.

Manage program coordination for aircraft paint projects: lead pre-dock planning, contract and EO reviews, customer meetings, paperwork and billing, initiate corrective/preventive actions, and coordinate across production, maintenance, and inspection to ensure on-time, quality deliveries.

Manage end-to-end aviation talent acquisition: identify staffing needs, source and screen candidates, schedule interviews, communicate outcomes, and prepare job offers while ensuring regulatory and client-focused service.

Perform scheduled and unscheduled aircraft maintenance, inspections, troubleshooting, repairs, and component replacement to ensure FAA-compliant airworthiness. Read technical manuals, document work, inspect completed tasks for quality and safety, and maintain a safe, organized work environment while communicating with team members.

Perform sheet metal and structural repairs and reinstall exterior or structural aircraft components per FAA requirements on commercial and military jets. Requires aircraft sheet metal experience.

Perform incoming, in-progress, hidden-damage, final inspections and release-to-service for aircraft components per FAA, OEM, Repair Station and Quality Control manuals. Maintain inspection records, review technical data, assist audits, tag parts, and ensure use of current technical data and proper handling of unserviceable parts.

Provide casting and manufacturing subject-matter expertise to suppliers and Triumph sites, supporting design for producibility, material and process selection, tooling and quality reviews, technical assessments, and supplier process improvements. Perform onsite supplier support and regular reporting to Supply Chain.

Set up, adjust, and operate CNC lathes and mills to manufacture precision aerospace components to engineering drawings; inspect parts, troubleshoot machines, maintain documentation, follow quality and safety procedures, and meet production schedules.