Engineer Pathway Program
Start the MOC Engineer career path today!
Join our WIZZ Engineer Pathway Program and embark on a rewarding career in aviation. This intensive program offers unique opportunities to work alongside experienced engineers and gain hands-on experience with the latest Airbus aircraft.
We provide comprehensive training and a clear path to becoming an MOC Engineer.
Short Term Planner:
- Plans and schedules maintenance workorders, both scheduled and unscheduled.
- Works with advanced digital systems for maintenance planning.
- Coordinates with maintenance organizations and material supply to ensure effective planning.
Maintenance Operations Center Technical Support Engineer:
- Analyzes fleet defects, identifies fault patterns, and proposes solutions using advanced software.
- Uses predictive maintenance tools to issue workorders and prevent aircraft defects.
Maintenance Operations Center Engineer:
- Provides technical expertise and support to flight crews in case of technical problems.
- Monitors fleet health using advanced software to ensure airworthiness.
- Manages and organizes aircraft AOG (Aircraft on Ground) recovery.
- Collaborates with aircraft manufacturers, P21 engineering, and material teams for troubleshooting.
Maintenance Operations Center Manager:
- Leads a team of MOC engineers to ensure safe and timely maintenance activities.
- Monitors technical KPIs and proposes corrective actions.
- Develops and implements effective shift plans.
Mechanic:
- Supports a team of technical engineers by performing maintenance tasks under supervision.
- Travels on an ad-hoc basis to support aircraft recovery from AOG.
Cat "A" Engineer:
- Performs technical inspections, defect rectification, and testing.
- Travels on an ad-hoc basis to support aircraft recovery from AOG.
Cat "B" Engineer:
- Independently performs scheduled and unscheduled maintenance tasks on aircraft.
- Leads a team of mechanics and Cat A engineers.
- Ensures aircraft are released to service after maintenance is completed and manages AOG recovery.
- Travels on an ad-hoc basis to support aircraft recovery from AOG.
Maintenance Operations Center Engineer:
- Provides technical expertise and support to flight crews in case of technical problems.
- Manages and organizes aircraft AOG (Aircraft on Ground) recovery.
- Collaborates with aircraft manufacturers, P21 engineering, and material teams for troubleshooting.
Maintenance Operations Center Manager (10 yrs):
- Leads a team of MOC engineers to ensure safe and timely maintenance activities.
- Monitors technical KPIs and proposes corrective actions.
- Develops and implements effective shift plans.
Diogo Reu
Head of Maintenance and Engineering
"Wizz Air is a company full of opportunities, offering a dynamic and fast-paced environment. It consistently operates with the latest technologies and some of the most advanced aircraft in the industry, ensuring that both innovation and efficiency are at the forefront of its operations. The company's commitment to growth and progress makes it an exciting place to work and develop professionally."
Miroslav Katalinic
Head of Technical Services
"WIZZ, being an airline with a modern and fast-growing fleet, gave me the opportunity to lead a great and diverse team of individuals with shared goals and vision. It also gave me the chance to be part of one of the pioneering airlines in adopting digitalization and modernization at a greater and faster pace in the aviation industry."
Bálint Giricz
Short Term Planning Manager
"Thanks to the continuously developing environment, modern technologies, and growing opportunities, Wizz Air has enabled me to use all my previous knowledge and experience for the best possible purpose. The company also supports me in developing both professionally and personally on a daily basis, in a particularly advanced and diverse environment."