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Calling Bright Tech Minds from the UK, Brazil, Morocco & Turkey!


📍Location:Relocation to the UAE

đź“…Job Type:Full-Time


🚀 Rocket & Aviation Hobbyists Wanted! 🚀

One of my clients—an elite, globalaerospace innovation hub—is on the lookout for passionatepropulsion engineerswho live and breathe aerospace.


Do you spend your weekends buildingjet engine models, simulatinghigh-speed flight, or geeking out overrocket designs? Whether you're a recent grad or a self-taught tinkerer, if you’ve worked onrocketry, propulsion simulations, or drone systems, this opportunity is made for you.


Why Join Us?

âś… Work onhypersonic propulsion, gas turbines, and next-gen space technologies

âś… Collaborate withworld-class aerospace engineers and R&D teams

âś… Developadvanced, high-efficiency propulsion systems

âś… Be part of acutting-edge aerospace tech hubshaping the future of flight


What We’re Looking For:

🔹 Background in aerodynamics, gas turbines, or electric propulsion systems

🔹 Experience with CFD simulations, rocket engine testing, or propulsion modeling

🔹If you hold a Master's or PhD, we expect hands-on prototyping or lab-based development experience

🔹If you're a hobbyist, we’re looking for project portfolios withdocumented builds, notable achievements, or competition wins(e.g., model rocketry clubs, UAV challenges, etc.)

🔹 Passion for personal rocketry, flight experimentation, or aerospace design

🔹 Hobbyist mindset – hands-on, curious, and driven to build the future

🔹Willingness to relocate for a high-impact engineering career

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