Continuing Airworthiness Manager

Metrea Management LLC•Tampa, FL

4h•Onsite

About The Position

In this role, you will execute day-to-day Continuing Airworthiness Management Organization (CAMO) operations across assigned aircraft platforms. You will ensure aircraft remain compliant, mission-ready, and aligned with regulatory and company standards by integrating maintenance planning, configuration control, and operational requirements. You will be successful if you can anticipate issues before they impact operations, make sound technical decisions in dynamic environments, and translate CAMO strategy into disciplined execution. This role serves as a delegated authority for airworthiness decisions and acts as the operational backbone of the CAMO.

Requirements

FAA Airframe & Powerplant (A&P) certificate required; Inspection Authorization (IA) strongly preferred
7+ years of experience in aircraft maintenance, airworthiness, or continuing airworthiness management
Strong working knowledge of FAA regulations (Parts 43, 91, 135, 145) and familiarity with EASA frameworks
Experience in maintenance planning, configuration control, and aircraft records management
Experience interfacing with OEMs and managing technical escalations
Ability to make sound technical decisions in dynamic operational environments

Nice To Haves

Bachelor’s Degree in Aviation Maintenance Management or related field, or equivalent experience
Experience with maintenance tracking systems (AMOS preferred, Veryon, CAMP, FL3XX)
Experience supporting multiple ISR-configured aircraft operations (King Air, DHC-8, Challenger 605, Global 6500)
Experience as a Part 135 Director of Maintenance
Experience operating in Part 91 and/or mixed regulatory environments

Responsibilities

Execute day-to-day CAMO operations across assigned aircraft platforms (Jet and/or Turboprop as the organization scales)
Develop and maintain medium and long-term maintenance plans, including heavy maintenance, inspections, and major component events
Serve as the primary technical point of contact with OEMs, vendors, and internal stakeholders for airworthiness-related matters
Ensure compliance with applicable regulatory requirements (FAA, EASA, etc.) and company standards, including AD/SB tracking, inspection program compliance, and configuration control
Review and validate aircraft status, discrepancies, and maintenance actions to ensure safe and compliant return to service
Act as delegated CAM and/or Part 135 DOM when required, providing decision authority on airworthiness matters
Drive standardization and continuous improvement of CAMO processes, tools, and data integrity (AMOS, FL3XX, etc.)
Contribute to fleet-level analysis including reliability trends, repeat discrepancies, and maintenance forecasting
Support aircraft transitions, deployments, and new capability integrations from an airworthiness perspective
Serve as the go-to resource for resolving material and technical constraints, including identifying approved alternatives, coordinating with engineering, and developing solutions when parts or support are not readily available