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12 months contract
1-stage interview - Virtual
Flexible working hours

Certain Advantage is collaborating with a leading aerospace company to recruit an experienced Mechanical Production Engineer. You will provide assembly, integration, and test (AIT) Mechanical Engineering support involving writing processes, plans and procedures in 3D Experience for the production of Satellites and payloads.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Support mechanical design and integration activities, including satellite appendage installation
  • Create work instructions, processes, and build documentation
  • Assist with tooling design and production support
  • Contribute to quality checks, root cause analysis, and process improvements
  • Perform environmental testing and mechanical integration of components
  • Support training, R&D, and standardisation of processes

    Your Background:
  • Strong mechanical skills and experience in complex system assembly
  • Knowledge of lean methods (5S, FMEA, root cause analysis)
  • Experience with 3D tools (Delmia), MRP systems, and process documentation
  • Flexibility to travel and work shifts when needed

    During the Interview, We May Ask You About:
  • Clean room, aerospace, or payload integration experience
  • Understanding of RF risks and Health & Safety principles

    Please note that security checks will be carried out before the start date.

    Are you intrigued? Apply now! Lukas - (phone number removed) / (phone number removed)

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