Mirus Aircraft Seating
Graduate Engineer

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About the role
You’ll work collaboratively across Engineering, Programmes, Manufacturing, Quality, and Supply Chain, developing your understanding of how complex aerospace products are delivered in a fast-paced, regulated manufacturing environment.
As you develop, you’ll have opportunities to take increasing ownership of project activities, support programme planning, manage technical requirements, and contribute to solving engineering and delivery challenges.
Your Main Responsibilities
In your role as our Graduate Engineer, you will:
- Support the delivery of engineering and customer programmes from design through to manufacture and delivery.
- Work collaboratively with Engineering, Programmes, Manufacturing, Quality, and Supply Chain teams.
- Support project planning, scheduling, and tracking to help ensure key milestones are achieved.
- Assist with managing technical requirements, design changes, risks, and project actions.
- Contribute to solving technical and project-related challenges through structured problem solving.
- Support programme reviews and provide clear updates on progress, risks, and actions.
- Develop an understanding of project cost, quality, weight, and lead-time drivers.
- Support compliance with customer, aerospace, and regulatory requirements.
- Gain practical experience of how engineered products progress from concept and design through certification, manufacture, and delivery.
- Contribute to continuous improvement activities and help identify opportunities to improve project and engineering processes.
- Build strong working relationships across Mirus and with relevant customers and suppliers.
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About you
We’re looking for a motivated and enthusiastic graduate who is keen to develop both their technical engineering and project management skills.
You’ll ideally have:
- A degree in an Engineering or related technical discipline.
- An interest in project or programme management within an engineering or manufacturing environment.
- A good understanding of how engineered products are designed, developed, manufactured, and delivered.
- Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
- An interest in technical requirements, design changes, and product development.
- A willingness to learn about aerospace certification, compliance, and regulatory requirements.
- Good organizational skills, with the ability to manage priorities and meet deadlines.
- Strong written and verbal communication skills.
- The confidence to work collaboratively with different teams and contribute to technical discussions.
- A proactive, curious, and solutions-focused approach.


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Desirable:
- Placement, internship, or project experience within an engineering or manufacturing environment.
- Experience using project planning or engineering software.
- Exposure to New Product Introduction (NPI) or product development.
- An understanding of aerospace, automotive, or another highly regulated engineering environment.
- Experience working on multidisciplinary university or industry projects.
Personal skills / attributes:
- Curious and eager to learn – keen to develop technical and commercial knowledge.
- Organized and proactive – able to manage actions, priorities, and deadlines.
- Analytical and solutions-focused – enjoys understanding problems and finding practical solutions.
- Collaborative – comfortable working with people across different functions and levels.
- Clear communicator – able to explain information effectively and confidently.
- Detail-focused – understands the importance of accuracy in an aerospace environment.
- Adaptable and resilient – comfortable working in a fast-paced and evolving organization.
- Accountable – takes ownership of tasks and follows them through to completion.
Eligibility
Be eligible to work in the UK, comfortable commuting or being based in Hingham, Norfolk, and work flexible hours required.
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