SACAA-Licensed Avionic Engineer (Bell 412)

About the role

Starlite Aviation Group is building a talent pool of experienced SACAA-licensed Avionic Engineers with Bell 412 (B412) experience for potential upcoming rotor-wing operations. This is an opportunity for qualified engineers interested in international, rotational aviation assignments and future opportunities with the group. The position is contract and rotational, based on international assignments.

Key responsibilities

• Maintain aircraft so they are delivered in a safe and serviceable condition, following approved OEM, AMO and Aircraft Maintenance Manual (AMM) documentation.
• Carry out fault finding, defect diagnosis and rectification, including avionics and electrical defects.
• Identify and order the correct spares and components, and maintain effective tool control.
• Comply with SACAA and other aviation authority regulations, and adhere to standard times for maintenance tasks.
• Assist with modifications, the satisfaction of applicable ASBs, CSNs, SSIs and ADs, and with internal and external audits.
• Maintain accurate and complete maintenance records and documentation.

Required profile

• Qualified Aircraft Maintenance Engineer with a valid SACAA AME licence.
• CAT W ratings: Instruments, Electrical and Avionics/Radio (all essential).
• Relevant practical experience on the avionics systems of the Bell 412, and experience in aircraft defect diagnostics and rectification.
• Knowledge of aircraft maintenance logistical support systems; previous international contract experience and CAMO experience are advantageous.
• Willingness and ability to travel and work internationally.

Required skills

• Strong problem-solving, analytical and diagnostic skills.
• Good administration and documentation skills, and attention to detail and quality.
• Excellent communication skills, able to work independently and in a team.

To apply, candidates submit their CV through the group's career page, stating their SACAA licence status, CAT W ratings, B412 experience and international contract experience, and upload a copy of their current SACAA licence. Successful candidates may need to complete additional validation before deployment. The closing date is 31 December 2026.