Note - applications close April 21, 2023 Coca-Cola\'s corporate aircraft maintenance department is growing: The Aircraft Program Manager I (APM) provide technical support of the Company aircraft and partners with the APM II to optimize the aircraft dispatch reliability and operational availability. The APM I role is to enhance the overall management of the aircraft maintenance and support program and serve as part of the growth and development plan. Ensure timely scheduling and method of maintenance to minimize impact on the flight schedule. Providing oversight of inspections, repairs, and modifications. Perform maintenance, preventive maintenance and inspections that conform to the standards established by the Company, regulations, and industry best practices. Prepare annual aircraft maintenance budget to include OPEX and CAPEX recommendations. Serve as a technical resource and subject matter expert on the assigned aircraft type. Provide recommendations for aircraft improvements, modifications, upgrades, etc. Review and ensure all required entries into the aircraft records and related documentation are accurate and managed in accordance with Company and FAA requirements. Develop maintenance work scopes, obtain proposals, and review invoices for accuracy. Build and maintain strong vendor and industry business relationships. Serve as the Maintenance POC on the after-hours call team. To be successful in this role the APM will be required to possess and/or develop the knowledge, skills, and abilities in the following key areas: Effective leadership skills and abilities. Strong business acumen, organizational and project management skills. Effective communication, interpersonal, and collaboration skills Ability to effectively handle complex technical challenges. Strong avionics and systems expertise. Fully engaged with industry and aircraft technical advancements. Advance technical training on aircraft operated by the Company. Proficient with the use of technology and computer skills to include business applications and Computerized Maintenance Programs. Qualifications: 3-5 years of business aviation maintenance and avionics experience Airframe and Powerplant certificate required Inspection Authorization preferred. NCATT Certification - Aircraft Electronics Technician (AET) with related endorsements Training on Company aircraft NBAA - Certified Aviation Manager (CAM) certification - preferred Associate degree - preferred