The B1/B2 Certifying Engineer is responsible for inspecting, maintaining and certifying aircraft in accordance with approved maintenance procedures and aviation regulations. Candidates typically need a recognized aircraft maintenance license, relevant B1 and/or B2 authorization, aircraft type experience, and practical knowledge of mechanical, electrical, avionics and troubleshooting work. Experience with cargo aircraft, maintenance organizations and regulatory compliance is highly desirable. The role requires strong technical judgment, accurate documentation, safety awareness and professional English communication. The successful candidate should be comfortable working shifts, nights, weekends and under operational time pressure. Reliability, teamwork and a willingness to maintain current training, certifications and company approvals are also expected.
DHL is a global logistics and supply-chain company operating in more than 220 countries and territories. It provides express delivery, freight transportation, contract logistics, supply-chain management and e-commerce services. DHL’s aviation operations support the movement of time-critical parcels and freight through a large international air network, using dedicated aircraft and aviation maintenance teams. The company is part of DHL Group and is widely recognized for its international reach, operational scale and focus on reliability, shipment visibility and customer service. Engineering employees work in a safety-critical environment where regulatory compliance, aircraft availability and accurate maintenance records are essential. Depending on the business unit, employees may receive structured technical training, shift allowances, travel-related benefits and opportunities to work across international logistics operations.
Bahrain is a compact Gulf island country with opportunities in aviation, logistics, freight forwarding, financial services, construction, hospitality, technology and oil-related industries. Manama is the main commercial center, while Bahrain International Airport and major logistics facilities support regional transport operations. The culture combines Arab traditions, Islamic values and a relatively international, expatriate-friendly lifestyle. English is widely used in business. Residents enjoy restaurants, shopping malls, beaches, museums and an active social scene, although summers are extremely hot. Employers usually sponsor work visas and residence permits for overseas hires; employees should not work before the appropriate permit is issued. Confirm medical checks, insurance, accommodation, flights and end-of-service benefits in the contract. Relocation is generally straightforward, but applicants should budget for rent, transport and family sponsorship requirements. Bahrain has no personal income tax on salaries, though living costs vary considerably by area and housing standard.
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