Design Concession Approver - Authoriser

Broughton
3 months ago
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Design Concession Approver/Authoriser

Certain Advantage is hiring for a Design Engineer based in the Broughton area.

This role is on a contract basis and is office-based.

The Company

We're working with a Manufacturing business that operates in the Aerospace sector. They design, manufacture and deliver industry-leading commercial aircraft, and separate Space and Defense division.

Does this sound like your next career move?

If you're ambitious to grow, this may be your next role?

Would you like to be responsible for leading design investigations and formulating technical solutions?

The Role:

This role is for a Design Concession Approver/Authoriser-someone ambitious and ready to make an impact. You'll be results-orientated and driven to succeed.

You'll be working in a small, experienced, and collaborative team, and be responsible for:

Operating as Lead Design Engineer
Leading and guiding on technical issues and governance
Drive continuous improvement initiatives

The Individual

We're looking for people who can show:

Concession Design Approval (T200) or held it in the pastThe Benefits:

Flexible working
Training and DevelopmentDoes this sound like your next career move? Apply today.

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