K&K Talents
Aero Engine Design Engineer

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K&K Talents Job Opportunity
K&K Talents is an international recruiting agency that has been providing technical resources in the European region since 1993. This position is with one of our clients in United Kingdom who is actively hiring candidates to expand their teams.
Role: Aero Engineer Design / Stress Engineer
Location: Derby/ Bristol, UK (Hybrid)
Employment type: Full Time Permanent
Experience required:
- Should have at least 6+ years of working experience on Turbomachinery components like Gas Turbine for Power and/or Aviation industry.
- Strong understanding of aero engine modules such as Compressors, Turbines, Combustion, Structures, Casings, Rotatives, and Airfoils.
- Work closely with internal stakeholders to ensure smooth running of the projects & are on target.
- Capture requirements/scope from customer.
- Sound knowledge of Aero Engine Component Design and Non-Conformance Assessment Process and sentencing of production / Overhaul / Service Components (Technical Variance)
- Experience in design, development, and Non-Conformance/ DAR's/ PDG/TAD and QN assessment aero engine components
- Experience in design, development and installations for engine external components such as ducts, harness, pipes, hoses and brackets
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