Title:  Performance Engineer

Description

• Works on developing the aircraft operating manual in the section related to aircraft performance and Weight and Balance (W&B).
• Determines the aircraft performance operational limitations with respect to runway physical characteristics, atmospheric conditions, takeoff/landing procedures, and noise requirements for scheduled and charter airports in the RAS (Embraer E195), FOS (ATR 72), and PEP (Airbus A319/A320/A330) programs.
• Develops takeoff and departure procedures in cooperation with the heads of the Flight Operations organizational unit and the organizational units responsible for each aircraft type.
• Prepares and organizes automatic data processing in performance-related software systems.
• Defines conditions for ferry flight operations.
• Updates and maintains the aircraft/airport performance database.
• Issues instructions, bulletins, and special publications related to performance in order to improve flight safety and operational efficiency.
• Provides performance-related information to other organizational units.
• Monitors and studies regulations and recommendations issued by aircraft manufacturers, state authorities, and international bodies.
• Prepares Airport Analyses and RTOW charts for all destinations and alternates in scheduled and charter operations.
• Processes data obtained from aircraft measurements.
• Updates and maintains the Weight & Balance database.
• Develops the ANM manual and performs operational control of aircraft loading and center of gravity.
• Provides operational instructions for preparing load sheets and center of gravity calculations.

Requirements

• Type of education: Level VII, Higher Education; Faculty of Mechanical Engineering or Faculty of Transport and Traffic Engineering – Aviation Department
  Minimum of 6 months of relevant experience in aircraft performance calculation
  Computer skills: Word, Excel, PowerPoint
  English language: excellent, active