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The Designer role focuses on 2D/3D design and modeling of parts and assemblies, problem resolution related to production, and compliance with engineering standards.

Integrate and install aircraft cabin mechanisms, apply design drawings, update the aircraft Digital Mock-Up (DMU) with CATIA V5, liaise with suppliers, manage engineering changes, support certification, perform root-cause analysis, and follow AS9100 and company QMS procedures.

The role involves supporting document management in aerospace, including formal checks, reviewing deliveries, and document distribution to teams and clients.

Design and model aircraft cabin parts and assemblies in 3D/2D, produce technical drawings, apply AS9100/QMS practices, support production and engineering, perform root-cause analysis, FAI processes, and contribute to R&D and bids.

Lead pneumatic systems engineering activities including architecture definition, requirements/specifications, functional modeling, V&V, supplier management, test support, certification documentation, and cross-disciplinary integration through design, production support, and issue resolution.

Responsible for physical and functional integration of aircraft cabin subsystems. Performs feasibility studies, proposes integration concepts, manages mechanical interfaces, conducts 3D integration and clash detection in CATIA V5/DMU, validates installation and interface documents, supports final assembly line and certification teams.

The Static Stress Engineer will define analysis methodologies, perform static structural analysis of aircraft structures, provide guidance to junior engineers, and prepare stress certification dossiers.

Support aircraft production by investigating system-related non-conformances, developing engineering dispositions, ensuring compliance with safety and certification requirements, collaborating with cross-functional teams, maintaining MRB records, and applying AS9100 quality standards to improve production processes.

As a Static Stress Engineer, you'll perform static structural analysis, validate FEM models, provide mentorship, and support design changes in the aerospace sector.

The Junior Static Stress Engineer will perform static structural analysis on aircraft structures, support design modifications, and prepare stress certification dossiers.