The Software Engineer will work on the complete development lifecycle of flight safety and navigation systems, from concept and algorithm design to system integration and testing. You will collaborate with a multidisciplinary team to deliver high-performance solutions, maintain high-quality code, and produce comprehensive documentation.
This role involves developing and improving SMT, through-hole, and harness assembly manufacturing processes, leading the transfer of established processes to a new facility, and supporting NPI activities. You will work closely with Product Engineering, Production, Quality, and Supply Chain teams to drive manufacturing excellence and process improvements.
This role involves translating design drawings into practical manufacturing processes for advanced composites in aerospace, automotive, defence, and space industries. Responsibilities include writing build instructions, creating routings, conducting PFMEAs, and optimizing production processes.
The role involves supporting production activities by resolving issues, managing manufacturing data in SAP, and driving process improvements within a defence and aerospace manufacturing environment. You'll create and maintain Bill of Materials and routings, track production stoppages, and contribute to Mission Directed Work Team meetings. The position emphasizes continuous improvement and the introduction of new manufacturing capabilities on the shop floor.
The Composites Manufacturing Inspector role involves ensuring the quality and compliance of composite materials and spacecraft hardware at various stages of production. Responsibilities include inspecting components, verifying documentation, and supporting defect resolution to maintain mission reliability and flight safety.
This role involves leading and developing the manufacturing engineering and tooling teams, balancing operational priorities with engineering standards. Responsibilities include managing new product introductions, writing methods and process documentation, and driving problem-solving. The position offers hands-on technical work while leading a team.
Design and optimise manufacturing processes for high-performance composite materials using CAD/CAM, focusing on automation and precision machining. Develop bespoke technical solutions in compliance with ISO 9001, supporting product costing and continuous improvement across aerospace, defence, and industrial sectors. Work closely with engineering teams and clients in a structured Monday–Thursday workweek with early Friday finish.
Job Title:Senior Manufacturing EngineerLocation:Huddersfield 4 days per week (4 day week available)Role Type:PermanentSalary:£50,000 - £60,000 + benefitsOur client, an established engineering consultancy, require an experienced Senior Manufacturing Engineer to join their multi-disciplined team working complex aerospace & defence systems.Candidates would...
As a Senior Manufacturing Engineer, you will work with a leading Defence and Aerospace company to develop manufacturing processes, define production layouts, and create detailed process instructions. You will also support business process reviews and collaborate with various engineering teams to ensure smooth operations and continuous improvement.
This role involves packing and palletising safety-critical aerospace products, following engineering instructions and quality procedures. The position includes structured training and a shift to a 4 on / 4 off pattern after six months, with a focus on product quality, safety, and continuous improvement.
This role involves overseeing quality processes, inspection reporting, and customer documentation in a precision engineering business. You will work on high-quality components for aerospace and defence, manage non-conformances, audits, and calibration systems, and support continuous improvement initiatives.
This role involves diagnosing and repairing faults on advanced CNC machines and PLC-controlled equipment, performing maintenance, calibration, and optimization, and working closely with remote teams to resolve technical issues. The position is fully onsite at a major aerospace facility in Bristol, offering a stable, long-term opportunity with structured onboarding and a path to becoming a site technical specialist.
This hands-on role involves supporting the development, assembly, and testing of high-performance RF, microwave, and mmWave products. Responsibilities include setting up and conducting electronic measurements, operating test equipment, scripting automated tests, soldering, and manufacturing cables and mechanical parts.
This role involves operating CNC machinery safely and efficiently during night shifts, loading and unloading components, following production processes, and maintaining high standards of quality and safety. The candidate will perform in-process and final inspections, complete documentation, and report any issues.
This role involves leading the day-to-day inspection function, working closely with production teams to ensure high quality standards in precision-machined components. Responsibilities include programming and operating CMM equipment, interpreting engineering drawings, and supporting quality investigations.
This role involves hands-on manufacturing and assembly of safety-critical aerospace equipment, including electrical coils and windings. Responsibilities include following engineering drawings, testing components, and ensuring quality standards are met in a collaborative team environment.
