Join the [Company] Team

[Company] has provided world class executive jet charter services for over 35 years, built on the pillars of safety, dependability, and transparency. We pride ourselves on delivering a refined travel experience that prioritizes the security and time of every guest.

We believe in supporting our team members first so they are empowered to provide exceptional service to our clients. We operate with an ownership mindset where accountability is the standard and egos are left at the door. If you are a professional who values a safety first foundation and thrives in a culture of mutual respect, we invite you to help us lead the next chapter of our history.

Position Overview

The Director of Maintenance (DOM) leads [Company]'s maintenance organization across hangar maintenance, avionics, Maintenance Control, planning, vendor management, AOG support, maintenance records and fleet reliability. This leader is accountable for the continued airworthiness, safety, reliability and regulatory compliance of [Company]'s Learjet 60/60XR fleet and for building a high-performing team that improves every day.

Our mission: Keep our aircraft safe. Make them reliable. Build a great team. Get better every day.

What You'll Do

Lead the maintenance organization responsible for maintaining [Company]'s Learjet 60/60XR fleet.
Provide leadership across hangar maintenance, avionics, Maintenance Control, planning, vendors, AOG support, maintenance records and fleet reliability.
Set and enforce clear standards for workmanship, documentation, parts control, inspections and return to service.
Improve aircraft availability, dispatch reliability and maintenance turnaround time through disciplined planning and execution.
Identify repeat discrepancies and chronic problems, lead meaningful root-cause analysis and ensure durable corrective action.
Develop stronger internal technical capability, particularly in avionics, systems knowledge and complex troubleshooting.
Build productive working relationships with Flight Operations, Safety, vendors, repair stations and the FAA.
Develop technicians and maintenance leaders who take ownership of the aircraft they maintain and uphold [Company]'s standards.
Monitor fleet status, aircraft downtime, maintenance trends and key performance indicators, and communicate priorities and risks clearly to executive leadership.
Perform other duties and special projects as assigned.

Our Values Show Up in the Hangar

Safety First

We never trade airworthiness for schedule. You will build systems and controls that make it difficult for human error, incomplete work or operational pressure to create unacceptable risk.

Act Like an Owner

When an aircraft has the same write-up repeatedly, we do not simply clear it again. You will know which aircraft are down, why they are down, what is being done to return them safely to service and how we will prevent the issue from recurring.

Be Humble

Great maintenance is a team sport. The best DOM walks the floor, listens to technicians, learns from specialists, asks questions and takes responsibility when something is not working. There are no heroes here; there are great teams.

Lead With a Growth Mindset

The Learjet 60 will keep any maintenance organization learning. From PW305 engines and Collins avionics to nose wheel steering, spoilers, fuel systems, hydraulics, environmental systems and intermittent electrical problems, you will help build deep organizational knowledge rather than relying on one person who knows the trick.

Compete to Win

Our goal is bigger than compliance. We want to build the best Learjet maintenance operation in the country: safer aircraft, fewer repeat discrepancies, better reliability, faster AOG recovery, stronger technicians and pilots who trust the airplane when they walk up to it.

Qualifications

Required

FAA Airframe and Powerplant (A&P) certificate.
Meets the requirements to serve as Director of Maintenance under 14 CFR § 119.71.
Strong aviation maintenance leadership experience with responsibility for people, technical standards, regulatory compliance and operational performance.
Experience in a Part 135, Part 121 or similarly demanding aviation maintenance environment.
Strong technical judgment and a disciplined troubleshooting and root-cause-analysis mindset.
Demonstrated ability to establish standards, hold teams accountable and build a culture of safety, ownership and continuous improvement.
Ability to communicate effectively with technicians, pilots, FAA inspectors, vendors, repair stations and executive leaders.
Ability and willingness to travel and respond to operational needs, including AOG events, as required.

Preferred

Learjet 60/60XR maintenance experience.
PW305A engine, Collins avionics or comparable business jet systems experience.
Experience improving fleet reliability, reducing repeat discrepancies and building internal technical capability.