Company Overview

Metrea delivers effects-as-a-service to national security partners across five domains and more than a dozen mission areas. These include airborne ISR, electronic warfare, secure communications, aerial refueling, special air missions, aerial firefighting, and advanced simulation. We own the whole stack: designing, building, and operating turnkey capabilities that give our partners decisive, asymmetric advantage against rapidly evolving threats.

Our operating model is built around three interlocking pillars. The Support Groups provide a global shared-service – spanning people, finance, platform, operations, legal, and engagement. This frees up our Core Groups, who develop and own mission capabilities end-to-end, to focus entirely on delivery. The Market Groups apply a regional lens, ensuring that our agile and adaptable capabilities remain aligned to the wicked problems that matter most to our partners across the Americas, EMEA, and Asia-Pacific.

At the heart of our model is a simple but powerful idea: be a true partner with skin in the game. Our partners need effects, not just equipment. By owning the full stack – from the lab to the field – we are able to drive a continuous cycle of innovation that keeps our partners ahead. It's a fast-moving, intellectually demanding environment where talented people are given real responsibility, work on problems that matter, and contribute to an enterprise that is growing quickly and deliberately.

Headquartered in Washington, DC, with facilities across the United States, the United Kingdom, as well as Continental Europe and Asia-Pacific.

Group Overview

Special Air Missions Group (SAM) is responsible for developing and delivering Metrea’s Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR), Special Mobility, and Aerial Firefighting (AFF) capabilities. SAM oversees the integration of new mission systems, ensuring operational readiness across specialized aviation operations. It manages fleet maintenance, regulatory compliance, and strategic partnerships to enhance mission effectiveness. By consolidating expertise and infrastructure, SAM ensures Metrea’s airborne capabilities remain adaptable and mission-ready across dynamic operational environments.

Position Summary

Within the Metrea Integrated Management System (IMS), the Aviation Compliance Monitoring Manager (CMM) is responsible for defining, monitoring, and continuously reporting on the Aviation Operations (US) Capability Area’s level of compliance across regulatory, contractual, and operational domains. Reporting directly to the Head of Flight Operations, the CMM provides assurance that the Aviation Operations (US) Capability Area operates within its approvals, Letters of Authorization, and internal processes, while maintaining full adherence to national aviation regulatory requirements, and contracting standards set by the US Government, allies, and partners. This role is pivotal in ensuring the Capability Area maintains a proactive compliance posture, drives continuous improvement, and sustains mission assurance across global Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR), and Special Air Transport (SAT) operations. Additionally, the CMM acts as the Capability Area's Operational Compliance Management Representative (OCMR), ensuring alignment with the Safety, Operational Compliance, and Training (SOCT) function for governance and enterprise-wide reporting standards.

What You'll Do

Ensure the Capability Area adheres to all applicable aviation regulations and standards (e.g., FAA, EASA, DoD, DCMA, ICAO, ISO 9001, AS 9100, IS-BAO, and Metrea policies)
Manage compliance aspects of US Government contracts as a Contractor Responsible Officer (CRO), to ensure compliance with DCMA 8210-1D, Service Guidance, and Metrea Contractor Procedures
Monitor and interpret changes in regulatory and contractual requirements, ensuring timely updates to organizational procedures and processes
Develop, implement, and manage the Compliance Monitoring and Continuous Improvement Program, integrating both regulatory and contractual requirements into operational activities