Infoplus Technologies UK Limited
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Role: Material Review Board (MRB) Concession T100 Design Engineer
Location: Broughton, England, UK (Hybrid)
Type: Contract Position
Job Description:
Role Title: Material Review Board (MRB) Concession T100 Design Engineer
- Manage E2E (End to End) work flow, concession preparation, writing, validation, and coordination with stakeholders
- Managing Non Conformities (MNCs) and Concessions, including design assessments and validations
- Providing Design Liaison and Design for Manufacture support, including preliminary QSR, DQN, and WQN investigations and green quality gate achievement
- Review concession data for completeness and accuracy
- Analyze deviations from engineering drawings, specifications, standards, or process requirements
- Coordinate with Quality team for any clarifications required related to Non conformances
- Liaise with multiple functions to ensure the most appropriate repair solution is met with consideration to cost, time, performance, and installation requirements
- Coordination with Supply chain on the availability of rare repair fasteners before finalizing the disposition
- Provide disposition decisions (use as is, repair, rework, scrap, return to supplier)
- Identify repeating issues and escalate for corrective action
- Propose design improvement to Engineering on repetitive defects and manufacturing teams to strengthen process controls
- If required, design special parts to resolve nonconformity
- Review concession and recommend for design change request if nonconformity is caused by design issue
- Manage engineering data, documentation, and deliverables in compliance with quality and configuration requirements
- Support digital continuity initiatives and contribute to continuous improvement in design and communication processes
- Serve as a technical representative for onsite offshore coordination, addressing queries, Return to Task (RTT) clarifications, and technical escalations
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- Knowledge of Non conformity declaration for structural parts and assemblies
- Understanding of aerospace design principles and airworthiness requirements
- Knowledge of metallic and composite design principles
- Knowledge of Airbus processes and procedures relating to design (RSDP, SIDP, AP, ABD, AIPI, AIPS, etc.)
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