Our Aircraft Mechanic Jobs
Aircraft mechanic jobs are an integral part of our service portfolio – whether in aircraft
production at OEMs, in maintenance projects or in complex modification projects at MROs or
aircraft operators. Our teams work internationally at various locations on demanding
projects for well-known industry clients, including Airbus, ATR, Safran, EFW and Lufthansa
Technik.
Our Aircraft Mechanic Jobs
Aircraft mechanic jobs are an integral part of our service portfolio – whether in aircraft production at OEMs, in maintenance projects or in complex modification projects at MROs or aircraft operators. Our teams work internationally at various locations on demanding projects for well-known industry clients, including Airbus, ATR, Safran, EFW and Lufthansa Technik.
Job Profile – Aircraft Mechanic at ARTS Group
As an aircraft mechanic at ARTS Group, you work in different technical focus areas – depending on your training, qualifications and experience. You won’t be performing assistant tasks, but will contribute directly to the operational safety and quality of modern aircraft.
Typical tasks include:
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Assembly of structural components and parts as part of aircraft production
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Manufacturing and processing of riveted joints on aircraft fuselages
- Work on fuel, pneumatic and hydraulic systems
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Maintenance and repair of water and wastewater systems
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Cabin assembly and integration
- Maintenance and servicing of engines
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Inspection tasks within your certification (e.g., as Certifying Staff with CAT A or CAT
B)
Depending on the project, you will work in production, line or base maintenance, retrofitting
or on special modifications. You are often part of interdisciplinary teams with electricians,
inspectors and logisticians. In some projects, you may also take on tasks in documentation,
material handling or support physical inspections – for example, in the context of lease
transitions or condition assessments. This means you contribute not only technically, but
also process-oriented to the success of the project.
Technically Demanding Projects in Germany
Our aircraft mechanics are active at several strategically important locations in Germany.
Depending on the project and customer requirements, you will take on tasks directly in
production, conversion or maintenance.
Hamburg & Bremen – Production at Airbus
In northern Germany, our teams support Airbus Operations and Airbus Defence and Space in the production of various civil and military models. You will work in highly regulated production environments that require a high level of precision and quality awareness.
Donauwörth & Manching – Helicopters and Eurofighter
In Donauwörth, our aircraft mechanics are involved in the production of the entire helicopter product portfolio at Airbus Helicopters. In Manching, you will take on tasks in the production and maintenance of the Eurofighter and other military aircraft at Airbus Defence and Space – a safety-critical environment that combines technical expertise with a high sense of responsibility.
Our Projects in Germany
Dresden –Conversion and Maintenance Projects
In Dresden, our aircraft mechanics work at Elbe Flugzeugwerke, among others, on the
conversion of passenger aircraft into freighters. In addition, our teams are involved in
maintenance tasks there – for example, on the Airbus A380 – as part of the ARTS Mobile
Aircraft Maintenance Crew.
Hamburg & Bremen – Production at Airbus
In northern Germany, our teams support Airbus Operations and Airbus Defence and Space in the production of various civil and military models. You will work in highly regulated production environments that require a high level of precision and quality awareness.
Donauwörth & Manching – Helicopters and Eurofighter
In Donauwörth, our aircraft mechanics are involved in the production of the entire helicopter product portfolio at Airbus Helicopters. In Manching, you will take on tasks in the production and maintenance of the Eurofighter and other military aircraft at Airbus Defence and Space – a safety-critical environment that combines technical expertise with a high sense of responsibility
Dresden –Conversion and Maintenance Projects
In Dresden, our aircraft mechanics work at Elbe Flugzeugwerke, among others, on the
conversion of passenger aircraft into freighters. In addition, our teams are involved in
maintenance tasks there – for example, on the Airbus A380 – as part of the ARTS Mobile
Aircraft Maintenance Crew.
Technically Demanding Projects in Germany
France – International Projects with Local Assignments
Our aircraft mechanics are also involved in demanding projects in France. Thanks to our strategic local presence, we offer qualified professionals the opportunity to work on maintenance, production or conversion tasks directly at OEMs and MROs. You’ll work either in local teams or as part of our internationally established Mobile Aircraft Maintenance Crew – with clearly defined processes, certified procedures and in close coordination with our clients.
Find the Right Aircraft
Mechanic Jobs Now
Would you like to contribute your
experience as an aircraft mechanic to
exciting projects? In our job portal, you’ll
find all current vacancies – clearly
listed, filterable and with direct online
application.
Whether in Germany or France, in
production, maintenance or conversion
– we offer access to technical positions
at leading aviation companies.
General Requirements
For aircraft mechanic jobs at ARTS Group, we’re not looking for generalists, but technically
qualified professionals with a clear professional focus. You should meet the following
Requirements:
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Completed training as an aircraft mechanic (specialising in production engineering,
maintenance technology or engine technology)
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Alternatively: completed training in a metalworking profession with relevant aviation
experience
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Initial practical experience in civil or military aviation
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Good German or English skills, spoken and written
- Willingness to work in shifts
Additional licences or certifications (e.g., CAT A or CAT B) broaden your deployment opportunities and qualify you for tasks as Certifying Staff – including inspection duties and release of safety-critical components.
Why ARTS Group?
We’re not a conventional personnel service provider. ARTS Group is a technology-focused aviation service provider offering services along the entire aircraft life cycle – from production and operation to decommissioning. Our aircraft mechanics are an integral part of these processes.
We are internationally positioned – with locations in Germany, France and Dubai – while
maintaining strong regional ties. This means stable working conditions and exciting projects,
without requiring global availability.
General Requirements
For aircraft mechanic jobs at ARTS Group, we’re not looking for generalists, but technically
qualified professionals with a clear professional focus. You should meet the following
Requirements:
-
Completed training as an aircraft mechanic (specialising in production engineering,
maintenance technology or engine technology)
-
Alternatively: completed training in a metalworking profession with relevant aviation
experience
-
Initial practical experience in civil or military aviation
-
Good German or English skills, spoken and written
- Willingness to work in shifts
Additional licences or certifications (e.g., CAT A or CAT B) broaden your deployment
opportunities and qualify you for tasks as Certifying Staff – including inspection duties and
release of safety-critical components.
Why ARTS Group?
We’re not a conventional personnel service provider. ARTS Group is a technology-focused aviation service provider offering services along the entire aircraft life cycle – from production and operation to decommissioning. Our aircraft mechanics are an integral part of these processes. We are internationally positioned – with locations in Germany, France and Dubai – while maintaining strong regional ties. This means stable working conditions and exciting projects, without requiring global availability.
Long-term customer partnerships – many of them for decades
Access to
technically
demanding
projects at
leading OEMs
and MROs
Training opportunities
through our internal
qualification programmes
A work environment that
values and supports
technical expertise
Structured
onboarding and
certified
processes
according to ISO
9001 and EN
9100
The Application Process
Application Process for Aircraft Mechanic Jobs
Applying to ARTS Group is straightforward. Whether you join aircraft production,
become part of our Mobile Aircraft Maintenance Crew or work on-site with our
clients – our process is fast, clear and direct.
We review each application individually and match it with our current and future
needs. We focus on your skills, experience and suitability for the project – not just on
formal qualifications.
The Application Process
Application Process for Aircraft Mechanic Jobs
Applying to ARTS Group is straightforward. Whether you join aircraft production, become part of our Mobile Aircraft Maintenance Crew or work on-site with our clients – our process is fast, clear and direct. We review each application individually and match it with our current and future needs. We focus on your skills, experience and suitability for the project – not just on formal qualifications.
FAQs – Aircraft Mechanic Jobs
You can work in structural assembly, systems integration, cabin outfitting, engine
maintenance as well as in line and base maintenance. Special projects such as
freighter conversions or military maintenance are also part of our assignments.
You need a completed apprenticeship as an aircraft mechanic or in a metalworking
profession with aviation experience. Additional licences such as CAT A or CAT B are
advantageous, especially for inspection and release activities.
Our projects take place in Germany – including Hamburg, Bremen, Donauwörth,
Manching and Dresden. We also offer assignments in France, mainly in the Toulouse
region.
Yes, especially in France and through our Mobile Aircraft Maintenance Crew,
international assignments are possible. These are conducted in a structured manner
and in close coordination with our clients.
Many projects are designed for the long term. The exact duration depends on the
customer contract. We aim for stable assignments with clearly defined conditions.
We offer various contract types for your project deployment. Generally, you are directly employed by us – either on a permanent basis or project-related. Depending on the customer and project structure, you may work under temporary employment, service contracts or in internal projects. You remain part of the ARTS Group team with clear responsibilities and contacts. Alternatively, you can also work with us as a freelancer – especially for limited-term specialist projects. We also place qualified professionals with clients through permanent recruitment.
We offer targeted training, including technical courses, qualification programmes
and leadership development – directly aligned with your tasks in the aviation sector.
You apply directly via our job portal. After reviewing your documents, we will get back to you shortly. If your profile fits, a personal interview with one of our recruiters follows, and possibly a meeting with the project team.
Our processes are certified according to ISO 9001 and EN 9100. This is particularly
important for all activities in the safety-critical aviation sector.
ARTS offers comprehensive services along the entire aircraft life cycle – from production to operation and decommissioning. As technical specialists, we’re not just intermediaries, but operational partners in customer projects.
France
35, Rue Gabriel Clerc, H16B,
31700 Blagnac
Tel: +33 561 158 721
E-Mail: france@arts.aero
Germany
Königsbrücker Str. 96/H31
01099 Dresden
Tel: +49 351 795 808 0
E-Mail: germany@arts.aero
United Arab Emirates:
Office 510, 5th Floor, 8W Building
DAFZA, Dubai International Airport
Tel: +971 4 258 1099
E-Mail: dubai@arts.aero
Find Your Aircraft Mechanic Job at ARTS Now
Our job portal provides you with a current overview of all open aircraft mechanic jobs:
If there is no suitable position available at the moment, we welcome your speculative application. We are continuously looking for qualified aircraft mechanics for new projects.