Maintenance Instructor – Mechanical Stream

Airbus

. Ensure airline / MRO maintenance personnel acquire the knowledge and competence to safely maintain and operate Airbus aircraft reliably from Entry into Service .

Posted 10/27/2026full-timeBangalore • IndiaSeniorLeadWebsite

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in Airbus aircraft maintenance training, including the ability to teach and assess maintenance personnel effectively while ensuring compliance with regulatory standards. Possesses strong analytical skills to develop training materials and validate examination processes.

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Aeronautical Engineering DegreeAirbus A320/A330 Type Training Instructor ExperienceEASA Part 66/147 Regulatory KnowledgeMaintenance Training Organizations Exposition (MTOE) Knowledge10+ Years in Aeronautical Environment

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Hard Skills

Mechanical Instructor CompetenceAircraft Maintenance KnowledgeExamination Question ValidationTechnical Data AnalysisTraining Media Development

Soft Skills

Effective CommunicationAdaptabilityIndependenceConfidentiality Protection

Tools & Technologies

MS Office Proficiency

Certifications & Qualifications

Aircraft Maintenance Engineer’s LicenseB1 Mechanical License on A350

Industry Keywords

Airworthiness Authority RegulationsCAR 66/147 ComplianceAirbus Fleet KnowledgeTraining CoordinationGlobal Travel Requirement

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Ensure airline / MRO maintenance personnel acquire the knowledge and competence to safely maintain and operate Airbus aircraft reliably from Entry into Service
Acquire the necessary knowledge and competence to perform duties as a Mechanical Instructor
Teach assigned ATA chapters in classroom, real aircraft, and distance-learning environments
Teach and assess airline / MRO maintenance personnel in theoretical and practical aspects of Airbus aircraft maintenance and operation
Conduct duties defined in the MTOE within scheduled timelines
Comply with regulatory requirements and defined roles and responsibilities
Ensure examinations comply with Airbus and Airworthiness Authority regulations
Secure examination questions and maintain confidentiality and instructor/examiner/invigilator standards
Provide trainees with correct information using approved courses, materials, and methods
Keep current with technical developments and operational and in-service issues
Complete at least 70 hours of updating training every 24 months
Identify the knowledge, skills, and attitudes students need to perform their jobs
Analyze aircraft maintenance tasks and use technical data and documentation
Write, check, and validate examination questions
Validate training functional specifications, objectives, information level, and pedagogy
Elaborate functional specifications for training media from the instructor perspective
Act as course coordinator when conducting courses outside AITC
Travel globally as required to conduct courses
Report to the Training Manager and perform other directed duties

Requirements

What you’ll need

Aeronautical / Mechanical engineering degree, or Aircraft Maintenance Engineer’s license endorsed with the A320 / A330 type rating, or evidence of previous employment as an A320/A330 Type Training Instructor
At least 10 years in an appropriate aeronautical environment (production or maintenance)
Proficiency and autonomy with common MS Office applications
Ability to work independently and adapt to a transnational environment
Ability to communicate effectively orally, in writing, and through presentations
Experience range of 10–25 years
Instructors / AMEs with any EASA and/or DGCA license endorsement in the Airbus fleet (mechanical stream) are suitable
B1 / mechanical licenses on A350 are an added advantage
Understanding of CAR and EASA regulatory requirements, including CAR 66 / 147 and EASA Part 66 / 147
Practical working knowledge of the Maintenance Training Organizations Exposition (MTOE) and associated training procedures
Willingness to travel globally as required
Must protect intellectual property and confidentiality

Benefits

Comp & perks

Flexible working arrangements where possible
Equal opportunity and inclusive working environment