Remote | Senior Aviation Maintenance Inspector — $70–$130/hour

October 12, 2026

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We are sharing a specialised consulting opportunity for experienced aviation maintenance and inspection professionals with deep expertise in FAA-regulated maintenance, aircraft technical documentation, borescope engine inspection, composite structures, and operational procedures to contribute to advanced AI training and technical evaluation initiatives.

Selected professionals will review aviation maintenance materials, evaluate inspection findings, interpret operational documentation, and apply real-world regulatory judgement to ensure technical accuracy and procedural fidelity. No prior AI experience is required; hands-on aviation maintenance and inspection expertise is the primary qualification.

Key Responsibilities

Aircraft Maintenance Documentation Review

Review aircraft maintenance manuals and related technical documentation
Analyse illustrated parts catalogues and maintenance references
Verify maintenance procedures for technical accuracy and completeness
Identify unclear, incomplete, or potentially misleading instructions
Apply practical maintenance experience to documentation review

Engine & Composite Inspection

Evaluate borescope engine inspection imagery and reports
Identify anomalies requiring further inspection or corrective action
Review findings against applicable maintenance standards
Assess composite structure inspection processes and results
Apply professional judgement to inspection acceptance decisions

FAA Regulatory Compliance

Cross-reference maintenance tasks against FAA Part 43 requirements
Apply relevant requirements from FAA Parts 121, 135, and 145
Evaluate maintenance and inspection scenarios for regulatory compliance
Identify procedural or documentation gaps affecting compliance
Explain applicable regulatory considerations clearly

Flight Operations & Technical Interpretation

Interpret approach plates and operational briefing materials
Assess navigational and operational information for accuracy
Identify inconsistencies affecting safe operational interpretation
Apply aviation knowledge across maintenance and flight-operations contexts
Provide technically grounded feedback on complex aviation scenarios

Technical Evaluation & Quality Development

Produce clear written assessments of maintenance and inspection procedures
Explain technical findings and recommendations verbally where required
Review aviation-focused datasets for accuracy and realism
Contribute subject-matter expertise to evaluation and validation workflows
Support consistent quality standards across aviation-related project materials

Ideal Profile

8+ years of hands-on aircraft maintenance and inspection experience
Strong background in aviation regulatory compliance
FAA Airframe & Powerplant certification is strongly preferred
Inspection Authorization is highly valued
Equivalent Part 145 inspector experience is also relevant
Deep expertise in aircraft maintenance and inspection procedures
Strong experience with borescope engine inspection
Ability to interpret borescope imagery and inspection reports
Proficiency in aircraft maintenance manuals and illustrated parts catalogues
Experience reviewing composite structures and inspection findings
Strong familiarity with FAA Parts 43, 121, 135, and 145
Ability to apply regulations to real-world maintenance situations
Experience interpreting approach plates and operational briefing materials
Exceptional written and verbal technical communication skills
Strong attention to detail and procedural accuracy
Check airman, training, or mentoring experience is advantageous
No prior AI-training or model-evaluation experience is required

Engagement Details

Independent contractor engagement
Fully remote
U.S.-based professionals are preferred
Compensation: $70–$130/hour
Work will involve aviation maintenance review, inspection analysis, regulatory interpretation, and technical evaluation
Assignments may include maintenance manuals, IPCs, borescope inspection materials, composite structures, and operational documentation
Strong familiarity with FAA-regulated aviation environments is central to the engagement
Contributors will be expected to provide clear reasoning supporting inspection and compliance conclusions
Project materials and technical scenarios may vary depending on project requirements
Work must be completed without using confidential, proprietary, export-controlled, classified, operator-restricted, manufacturer-restricted, or otherwise protected aviation information belonging to any employer, airline, maintenance organisation, manufacturer, government entity, client, or other third party

About the Platform

This opportunity is available through 24-MAG LLC. We connect experienced professionals with remote consulting opportunities across technical, evaluation, and project-based workstreams.

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Skills:
Aircraft Inspection, Aircraft Maintenance, Analysis Skills, Artificial Intelligence (AI), Aviation Industry, Communication Skills, Consulting, Corrective Action, Data Sets, Detail Oriented, Documentation, Documentation Review, Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), Government, Information/Data Security (InfoSec), Interpret Regulations, Materials Analysis, Mentoring, Operational Audit, Operations Processes, Power Plant, Presentation/Verbal Skills, Project Evaluation, Quality Metrics, Regulations, Regulatory Compliance, Technical Analysis, Technical Consulting, Technical Operations, Technical Writing, User Documentation, Workflow Analysis, Writing Skills

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