Payload Engineer

SAS Technical Operations
SAS Technical Operations is a team of 100 people accountable for the continuing airworthiness of the SAS fleet. It performs a wide variety of tasks including negotiating and managing supplier contracts, engineering, and planning maintenance.
CAMO Engineering
The Engineering department within CAMO is responsible for the implementation of all applicable maintenance and authority requirements, monitoring of the fleet reliability, and maintenance budget of the aircraft and engine types operated by SAS. The Engineering department employs 42 persons working closely with the rest of Technical Operations, Flight Operations, Network Planning, Fleet Management, Finance, Aviation Authorities, Suppliers, etc.
Purpose of the role
The Engineering department within the CAMO is looking for an experienced and motivated Payload Engineer to join a dynamic organization and a highly reputable flag carrier. The right candidate will have the skills and personality to fit within a small, multi skilled team that is responsible for the continuing airworthiness, safety and reliability of the aircraft and components in line with the manufacturer recommendations and the regulatory requirements. In addition, the Payload Engineer continuously contributes to improve SAS products and processes with cost saving initiatives to help our service in a complex and demanding environment As part of the CAMO Engineering Payload team, you will work on a variety of aircraft types such as A320/A330/A350, B737NG and EMB190/195. The focus is to maintain the Continuing Airworthiness, safety and reliability of the aircraft and components in line with the manufacturer recommendations and the regulatory requirements. You will work close with all teams in SAS CAMO as well with SAS Part-145 department. You are analytic driven and have experience to draw conclusions from data driven facts, you should have experience working in a similar operational environment and will have safety as your top priority, with sound judgement in both technical and financial matters.
Key Responsibilities
Keep and maintain Cabin standards at the highest level on entire SAS fleet
Provide substantiation data for maintenance program task escalation and de-escalation.
Ensure that Airworthiness Directives are being processed through technical assessment and preparation of Engineering Orders.
Review and recommend incorporation of Service Bulletins to enhance safety, operational performance, and reliability to gain lower cost during aircraft operation.
Ensure the achievement of technical reliability targets.
Support the 145 maintenance organizations, logistics and planning sections.
Carry out occurrence/Incident investigations
Control the configuration status for the aircraft/components
Define and ensures the implementation of actions resulting from non-conformance findings as part of Quality Audits, Quality Inspections or Airworthiness Review
Participate in projects which could be commercial or flight operation oriented, when deemed appropriate
Interface with OEMs and TC holders.

Required Qualifications
University degree or equivalent in Aeronautical Engineering
Relevant experience of aircraft types A320/A330/A350/B737NG and/or EMB190/195
Minimum of 3 years demonstrative working experience with Payload engineering relevant topics (Cabin, Placards & Markings, Oxygen, Water & Waste, Weight & Balance)
Knowledge in EASA Part-M & Part-145 regulations
AMOS experience is advantageous
Skywise experience is advantageous
Excellent communication skills
Fluent in English – verbally and written
Strong skills in IT systems and tools
Ability to learn new skills