B1 Line Aircraft Maintenance Engineer

About the role

This opportunity is for an experienced EASA Part-66 B1 licensed aircraft maintenance engineer to join line maintenance operations in a fast-moving aviation setting. The position focuses on Boeing 737 NG/MAX and Airbus A320 CEO/NEO aircraft, with responsibilities covering fault diagnosis, maintenance work, issuing CRS, and staying fully aligned with EASA Part-145 requirements.

Responsibilities

• Carry out line maintenance work on Boeing 737 NG/MAX and Airbus A320 CEO/NEO aircraft
• Handle troubleshooting tasks across ramp and hangar activities
• Authorize Certificates of Release to Service (CRS) within the scope of approved type ratings
• Follow EASA Part-145 rules and established maintenance processes
• Conduct inspections, fix reported defects, and complete routine maintenance jobs
• Prepare technical paperwork and maintenance logs with accuracy
• Support high levels of flight safety and operational dependability
• Work on rotating shifts, including weekends and additional hours when needed
• Coordinate closely with maintenance, flight operations, and engineering teams

Requirements

• Valid EASA Part-66 B1 license is required
• Type rating on Boeing 737 NG/MAX and/or Airbus A320 CEO/NEO
• At least 10 years of aircraft maintenance experience
• Hands-on background in line maintenance and aircraft fault troubleshooting
• Ability to issue CRS within the limits of authorized type ratings
• Strong working knowledge of EASA Part-145 standards and aviation regulations
• Experience in a commercial airline or MRO environment
• Solid understanding of aircraft systems, maintenance methods, and safety practices
• Advanced English skills at C1 level or equivalent
• Must be willing and able to relocate to Israel
• Valid documentation required for international employment

Additional information

Location: Israel. The role is based onsite and is part of a full-time employment arrangement.

Working conditions

The schedule includes rotating shifts, with weekend coverage and overtime as operational needs demand.

Compliance and operational focus

The position requires strict adherence to aviation safety standards, maintenance procedures, and regulatory compliance throughout all work activities.