aimed at the airframe and Power plant after passing out as an Aircraft Maintenance Engineering AME; there are plenty of vacancies in aviation industry.
Aircraft Maintenance Engineer (AME): The main function is to inspect, service and maintain the aircraft in order to certify their airworthiness. AMEs can serve Airlines, Aviation Industries, Airlines Maintenance Repairs and Operations (MROs).
Avionics Engineer: Focusing on electrical and electronics classification of aircraft, and includes navigation, communication, and radar systems.
Quality Control Engineer: Effective in ensuring that all experimental and routine maintenance work meet the international standard & regulations. It entails review of the work done by AME, audit and safety compliance check.
Aircraft Engineer in Airlines: AME’s are used by airlines to help upkeep its fleets. Engineers might be assigned to offices, but they could also work in large metal sheds or even on the fenced open area commonly known as the tarmac where multiple formations are tested and an occasional problem is diagnosed.
Line Maintenance Engineer: Is employed between flight duties to ensure that all matters that require his or her attention on the planes are fixed before the planes are used again.