About the Company
Riyadh Air (RX), headquartered in the Saudi Capital, is the new national airline that’s shaping the future of flying. It seeks to lead the aviation industry by transforming Saudi Arabia into a global aviation and trade hub – a digitally native airline that will connect the kingdom to more than 100 destinations.
About the Role
Are you detail-oriented, highly organized, and passionate about ensuring compliance in aviation training?
As Officer – Technical Training Records, you will coordinate, administer, and manage technical training programs for our Engineering & Maintenance division. A key part of your role will be maintaining the Learning Management System (LMS), ensuring training content is current, records are accurate, and staff remain compliant with regulatory and organizational requirements.
In this role, you will plan and schedule technical training courses, monitor training validity and renewals, generate compliance reports for management and audits, and liaise with regulators, training providers, and internal stakeholders to ensure training programs run smoothly.
Your work will directly support the readiness and compliance of our technical teams, ensuring Riyadh Air operates to the highest standards of safety and excellence.
About You
Degree-qualified in Aviation, Engineering, Training Management, or a related field, you will bring 3 - 5 years of experience in training coordination, LMS administration, or technical records management within an airline or MRO environment.
You are expected to have strong organizational skills with a keen eye for detail, proficiency in LMS platforms and digital learning tools, and the ability to manage multiple tasks under tight deadlines. Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills will enable you to thrive in this collaborative role.
We’d love to hear from you even more if you have additional training in LMS administration, aviation training compliance, or experience working directly with regulators on audit requirements.
This is your opportunity to ensure Riyadh Air’s technical workforce is always prepared, compliant, and at the forefront of aviation safety. Bring your best and show us why you can own this position within Riyadh Air.
Please submit your application by clicking on the Apply button. Our Talent Acquisition team will be reviewing applications shortly.
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