Jet Support Services, Inc.
·Consulting
Serve as the primary technical liaison between clients and maintenance organizations for business aviation airframe and engine matters. Manage maintenance events from routine inspections to AOG situations, coordinating with repair facilities and advocating for client interests across cost, schedule, and airworthiness priorities.
Unrestricted work and residency authorization in the United States required
Airframe and Powerplant (A&P) ratings or equivalent required
Bachelor's degree or equivalent in an Aviation field preferred
10 years' experience with corporate turbine-powered business aircraft preferred
Particular expertise with Gulfstream and Bombardier airframes and engines preferred
Excellent Microsoft Excel Word and PowerPoint skills
Strong interpersonal skills
Ability to read and write articulately and analytically
Ability to multi-task and work well under pressure
Have or be able to obtain a passport and perform international travel
Collaborate with customers to evaluate and recommend inspection and maintenance alternatives for airframe and engine events
Set up and support customers in coordinating all aspects of maintenance events with repair facilities and service providers
Provide on-site customer representation particularly during major scheduled inspections
Support customers during Aircraft on Ground (AOG) events ensuring timely communication and resolution
Create and manage Service Calls to track technical data event progress and support financial forecasting
Develop and maintain strong client relationships through regular and proactive communication
Build and sustain working relationships with regional service facilities mobile repair teams and other providers
Research aircraft logbooks and/or perform visual inspections for new enrollments or contract reviews
Review and process invoices in AMS meeting turn-time goals established by management
Perform event triage assessing maintenance findings and serving as primary liaison between facilities vendors and customer
Conduct asset inspections when enrolling new aircraft into service programs
Maintain thorough working knowledge of applicable contracts policies and procedures
JSSI is the largest independent provider of hourly cost maintenance programs for business aviation founded in 1989 and headquartered in Chicago
Supports more than 6,500 aircraft across over 300 makes and models through programs and software platforms
Portfolio includes Maintenance teams Traxxall software Parts & Engines Conklin data and Aviation Capital financing
Backed by leading institutional investors GTCR Genstar Capital and Blackstone
Annual discretionary bonus plan or other additional compensation may be available based on role
Benefits start day one of employment for full-time employees in USA Canada or Philippines
180,000 – 200,000 USD
/ year
110,000 – 150,000 CAD
/ year
133,000 – 145,000 USD
/ year
130,300 – 180,300 CAD
/ year
40,000 – 60,000 USD
/ year