Certification Senior Engineer

About the Role

The Certification Specialist ensures full regulatory compliance of the turbofan engine with applicable airworthiness requirements throughout development, certification, and continued airworthiness phases.

• Define the certification basis (CS-E / FAR 33 / Special Conditions).
• Establish Means of Compliance (MoC) for each requirement.
• Build and maintain the Compliance Demonstration Matrix (CDM).
• Interface with Authorities & Stakeholders (Customer, Partners, EASA, FAA, Military Authorities).
• Support certification planning, audits, and technical meetings.

• Write, review, and approve certification reports (tests, analyses, similarity).
• Validate compliance artifacts: test reports, analyses, calculations.
• Manage certification configuration and conformity documentation.
• Support Type Certification, Validation, and Supplemental TC.

• Support DOA privileges and compliance procedures.
• Manage deviations, concessions, and findings.
• Support Continued Operational Safety (COS) activities.

• Minimum 8 years of experience within turbofan propulsion, aerospace, or other complex engineered systems
• Solid understanding of turbofan architectures (including engine build-up and dressing, AGB, ECU, modules FAN/LPC/HPC/HPT/LPT/TRF/OGV…, sub-systems and their integration constraints), performance drivers and technology interfaces (sensors, equipment…)
• Strong knowledge of V&V, airworthiness and certification frameworks (CS-E / FAR 33, Part 21 (DOA/POA), ARP
  4754A (system development), ARP
  4761 (safety assessment), Certification test philosophy, STANAG (such as 4671), MCRI approach…)
• Exposure to customer, OEMs, authorities

• Agile and problem‑solving mindset
• Ability to analyze and structure complex information into actionable product decisions under pressure with a sense of urgency
• Ability to work in a multicultural environment, across engineering, manufacturing, supply chain and commercial teams
• Excellent communication skills, team player