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Technical Services Graduate Engineer

On-site in Madrid·Added today (last checked 15 Oct)

Ryanair

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Overview

Work mode: On-site, Madrid
Education: University degree

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Skills

Requirements

What we're looking for

Degree in Aeronautical/Mechanical Engineer or B-1/B-2/CAT A license. Degree in Computer Science or a related field, with strong data analytical skills, could also be considered.
Flexible approach with project delivery being a high priority.
Excellent communication skills, both in-person and by electronic means.Ability to work with minimal supervision in a collaborative team environment.

Nice to have

Good knowledge of programming languages such as SQL, Python, Java, or C/C++, and working knowledge of PowerBi, would be preferable.
Good working knowledge of AMOS would be preferable.

Pay & benefits

What you'll get

Competitive salary
Discounted and unlimited travel to over 230 destinations
23 Days Annual Leave
Unrivalled career progression

The role

Ryanair, Europe's Largest Airline Group, are currently hiring for a Reliability Engineer. This is a great time to join Ryanair, as we look to expand to 800 aircraft, and 300 million passengers by 2034.

What you'll do

The responsibilities of the successful candidate will include:

The review and analysis of maintenance data relating to components and systems, the identification and resolution of reliability alerts, and identification of solutions for repetitive delay causes.
Support process innovation and automation using Power BI and data programming.
Working with Boeing and OEMs to drive reliability improvement into Ryanair's operation.
Support detailed cost/benefit analysis of reliability improvement options and making solid recommendations to executive management.
Provision of reports and analysis of aircraft dispatch reliability and identification of solutions for repetitive delay causes.
Participation in reviews with the worldwide 737 operators and influencing Boeing's reliability priorities.

About Ryanair

Ryanair is Europe's largest low-cost airline, operating over 600 aircraft across more than 230 destinations in 40+ countries. The company is known for its ultra-low-cost business model, point-to-point route network, and aggressive expansion strategy, carrying over 180 million passengers annually.

In Spain, Ryanair has a major operational hub at Madrid's Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas Airport and a significant base at Barcelona-El Prat, with additional bases in Alicante, Ibiza, Málaga, Mallorca, Murcia, Sevilla, Valencia, Zaragoza, and the Canary Islands. The company is one of the largest private employers in Spanish aviation, and its Spanish operations are a key part of its European network, offering roles in engineering, maintenance, and airport operations. For international hires, Ryanair provides a structured environment with clear career paths, and its Spanish bases are attractive for those seeking to work in a fast-paced, high-volume aviation environment.

Industry: Airlines
Founded: 1984
Employees: 27,000
Headquarters: Dublin, Ireland
In Spain: Madrid, Barcelona, Palma de Mallorca and 11 more
Website: ryanair.com

Good to know if you are moving

Ryanair's Spanish bases are concentrated at major airports (Madrid, Barcelona, Palma, Málaga, Sevilla, Valencia, Zaragoza, and the Canary Islands), so relocation often means living in or near a major Spanish city.
The company operates a large engineering and maintenance operation (JCAM) in Madrid and Barcelona, hiring licensed aircraft mechanics (EASA B1/B2) and avionics technicians — a good fit for professionals with aviation engineering backgrounds.
Ryanair is a highly structured, process-driven company; roles such as 'Airworthiness Review Staff (ARC Signatory) Engineer' and 'Maintenance Programme Engineer' are regulated by EASA, which is attractive for professionals who value clear procedures and compliance.
The company offers a range of roles in Spain, from customer-facing positions (passenger agents, team leaders) to technical roles (IT support, SAP consultants, sheet metal workers), which means there are opportunities for both Spanish-speaking professionals and those with technical skills.
Ryanair's Spanish operations are part of a global network, so international hires can expect a multicultural environment and the possibility of internal mobility across the group's European bases.

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