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Quality Engineer - Environmental Test Division

Uxbridge
9 months ago
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Are you ready to make a difference?
Join a pioneering British engineering company dedicated to saving lives worldwide by providing aircrew in the world's most advanced military aircraft with their last line of defence.

The Role:
As a Quality Engineer in the Environmental Test team, you'll play a critical role in ensuring the reliability and safety of life-saving products. Your responsibilities will include:

Managing 8D root cause investigations for test deviations and errors.
Addressing product quality and containment issues.
Conducting internal audits and driving improvements in processes and documentation.
Supporting the implementation of preventative quality measures to maintain world-class standards.This role is vital to delivering engineering solutions that save lives, with opportunities to work directly with customers, helping them deploy our products effectively while representing our business with expertise and professionalism.

What We're Looking For:
We're seeking an individual with:

A passion for innovation, experimentation, and design.
A proactive and independent approach to leadership.
Commitment to achieving the highest standards and attention to detail.
Strong communication and interpersonal skills.
A desire to embody and promote our core values of excellence and integrity.Why Join Us?
At our company, you'll work alongside industry experts on a mission to protect lives. You'll gain unparalleled experience in aerospace engineering, develop cutting-edge skills, and contribute to a legacy of innovation and safety.

Benefits:

9% non-contributory pension scheme.
4x salary life assurance.
Comprehensive healthcare plan.
25 days of annual leave plus bank holidays, with the option to purchase additional leave.
Access to an occupational health team and a cycle-to-work scheme (after probation)

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