Jobs at GAL AeroStaff Ltd.

Analyze and maintain manufacturing product data, engineering bills of materials, and product records across PDM systems and Microsoft Dynamics 365. Identify discrepancies in part numbers, attributes, classifications, and BOM relationships; support data standardization, reconciliation, documentation, and corrective updates. Collaborate with engineering and manufacturing stakeholders to resolve data issues and ensure accurate ERP product information.

Updates existing SolidWorks parts, assemblies, drawings, BOMs, and PDM records to improve engineering data accuracy and ERP readiness. Repairs file references, verifies assembly and drawing integrity, manages metadata and revisions, consolidates legacy files, and maintains controlled documentation while preserving design intent. Collaborates with engineering leads, performs peer reviews, resolves discrepancies, and completes repetitive data-management tasks according to established standards.

Leads technical execution of a SolidWorks PDM and BOM standardization project while performing hands-on CAD, configuration management, engineering documentation, and data restructuring. Responsibilities include separating configurations, repairing references, restructuring BOM relationships, consolidating legacy data, coordinating technical reviews, tracking project progress, and aligning PDM information with manufacturing ERP requirements. The role requires advanced SolidWorks and PDM expertise, strong engineering data accuracy, and approximately seven or more years of relevant experience.

Leads recovery and performance-improvement initiatives for underperforming aerospace suppliers. Assesses operational constraints, conducts root-cause analysis, develops corrective-action plans, monitors KPIs, and collaborates with suppliers, OEMs, Tier 1 manufacturers, and internal teams. Ensures alignment with aerospace quality standards, improves delivery, capacity, quality, and manufacturing flow, and provides risk and recovery reporting. Requires frequent domestic and international travel to supplier facilities.

Manage strategic aerospace supplier relationships, long-term agreements, contracts, pricing, sourcing strategies, supplier performance, and recovery efforts. Monitor delivery and production commitments, analyze supplier metrics and costs, qualify new suppliers, ensure quality and regulatory compliance, and collaborate with Engineering, Quality, Operations, and Program Management teams to maintain supply continuity.

Manages strategic aerospace supplier relationships, contract negotiations, sourcing strategies, supplier performance, and supply continuity. Leads long-term agreement negotiations, pricing discussions, supplier recovery efforts, performance reviews, and corrective actions. Evaluates commodities, qualifies new suppliers, monitors delivery and production schedules, and ensures compliance with aerospace quality and regulatory requirements. Collaborates with Engineering, Quality, Operations, and Program Management to support aerospace manufacturing objectives.

Leads procurement, supplier performance, and program execution in an aerospace manufacturing environment. Acts as the technical interface with suppliers, evaluates manufacturing capabilities, supports sourcing and purchasing, resolves quality and delivery issues, and coordinates with Engineering, Quality, Manufacturing, Operations, and Planning. The role also develops procurement teams, improves supplier reliability, supports new-product transitions, and applies aerospace manufacturing, inventory, and continuous-improvement practices.

Supports aircraft electrical wiring, avionics, and equipment modification programs. Resolves installation issues, wiring discrepancies, routing conflicts, equipment interface problems, and drawing errors. Prepares drawing redlines and change requests, supports troubleshooting and electrical terminations, reviews installation changes for EWIS compliance, and coordinates with engineering, manufacturing, procurement, and aircraft installation teams. The role requires aircraft modification and avionics installation experience, drawing interpretation skills, and on-site support as needed.

Supports aerospace and defense supplier commerciality determinations, market research, price analysis, procurement compliance, and audit-ready documentation. The role reviews supplier assertions, gathers pricing evidence, evaluates comparable products and sales history, applies FAR and DFARS requirements, documents fair and reasonable pricing, tracks supplier responsiveness, and prepares determination packages for customer, DCMA, and DCAA review.

Project-based consultant responsible for evaluating and optimizing Epicor Kinetic/E10 manufacturing and supply-chain processes. The role focuses on MRP, planning, scheduling, purchasing, inventory, master data, reporting, dashboards, BAQs, BPMs, and process automation. The consultant will recommend best practices, implement improvements, document workflows, train employees, and support adoption while collaborating with planners, buyers, operations personnel, and management. Initial onsite support is required in Claremore, Oklahoma.

Plan, design and proactively monitor complex aerospace programs; coordinate inter-project activities, lead project managers and teams, manage budgets, schedules, risks and changes, report status to executives, and ensure compliance with legal and internal policies.

Lead and coordinate multiple projects across the program lifecycle, managing governance, budgets, schedules, risks, resources, stakeholder communication, and documentation to ensure alignment with business objectives and timely delivery.

Design and develop FPGA, PLD, ASIC, and complex digital/analog interface electronics for aerospace engine control systems. Create requirements, block diagrams, simulations, and documentation; perform testing, verification, and certification support; collaborate with cross-functional teams and support product transition to production.

Support production engineering by troubleshooting electrical and electro-mechanical hardware, diagnosing failures with test equipment, updating technical documentation, preparing change packages, coordinating suppliers, and supporting subsystem integration and continuous improvement in an aerospace/defense manufacturing environment.

Perform aircraft-level EMC analysis (EMI, HIRF, lightning, ESD), validate qualification documentation, assess certification compliance, evaluate system interference, support design reviews, analyze modifications/non-conformances, and contribute to continued airworthiness and risk mitigation.

Manage end-to-end aviation talent acquisition: identify staffing needs, source and screen candidates, schedule interviews, communicate outcomes, and prepare job offers while ensuring regulatory and client-focused service.

Lead EMC certification activities as a DAD/DAR delegate: review and approve certification documentation, lead compliance demonstrations and test validations, apply TCCA/FAA/EASA regulations, interface with regulators, approve engineering changes, and mentor engineering teams to ensure continued airworthiness.

Coordinate and prioritize Aircraft on Ground events, dispatch technicians and parts, schedule travel and lodging, track maintenance progress and return-to-service, ensure technical documentation and regulatory compliance, and communicate status to stakeholders during high-priority maintenance situations.

Support production engineering through advanced electrical troubleshooting, hardware failure diagnosis, updating technical documentation, supplier coordination, change package preparation, subsystem integration/testing, and continuous improvement in an aerospace manufacturing environment.