Indotronix Avani UK
product review Engineer - Aircraft

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Role: Product Review Engineer
Location: Birmingham, UK
Duration: 6 months – 12 months likely
Role Type: Onsite
Salary: Depending on experience
Overview:
An opportunity has arisen with our globally renowned aerospace client for a Mechanical or Avionic/Electrical Product Review Engineer to join their Engineering team in Birmingham. Reporting to the Design & Production Engineering Manager, the successful candidate will provide engineering support throughout aircraft production, resolving manufacturing and design non-conformances while ensuring continued airworthiness, product quality and regulatory compliance. This role requires a proactive engineer who is comfortable working both within the engineering office and on the production floor, collaborating closely with manufacturing, installation and design teams to deliver practical engineering solutions.
Key Responsibilities:
- Investigate manufacturing and design non-conformances (NCRs), conducting root cause and failure analysis to determine appropriate engineering dispositions.
- Develop interim and permanent engineering solutions to resolve production, quality and operational issues in accordance with the client’s design standards.
- Produce authorised repair instructions, engineering procedures and technical guidance to support aircraft production and maintenance activities.
- Assess and resolve engineering issues affecting aircraft structures, mechanical systems, electrical and avionics systems, interiors, payloads and functional testing.
- Identify, document and escalate deviations that may impact product design intent, safety or continued airworthiness, liaising with the Design Organisation where required.
- Apply engineering drawings, design data, schematics, supplier documentation and maintenance information to develop effective component recovery and repair solutions.
- Support continuous improvement initiatives by identifying opportunities to enhance engineering processes, production methods and product quality.
- Develop structural repair solutions, conduct basic static strength assessments and support non-destructive testing activities where required.
- Provide technical support to production teams, suppliers and build partners, ensuring compliance with the client’s engineering standards and manufacturing processes.
- Represent the engineering function throughout the production environment, working closely with cross-functional teams to resolve complex engineering challenges.
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Skills & Experience:
- Degree qualified in an Engineering discipline or equivalent industry experience.
- Experience in Product Review Engineering, Part 21 Design Engineering or a similar aerospace engineering role.
- Strong understanding of aircraft systems, structures, manufacturing processes and engineering design principles.
- Experience investigating non-conformances (NCRs), root cause analysis, failure investigations and engineering problem solving.
- Knowledge of aircraft maintenance, repair and modification activities, with an understanding of continued airworthiness principles.
- Experience developing engineering dispositions, repair solutions and technical documentation to support production.
- Ability to interpret engineering drawings, technical specifications and design data.
- Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills, with the confidence to work directly with production and installation teams.
- Strong organisational skills with the ability to manage competing priorities in a fast-paced manufacturing environment.
- Proficient in Microsoft Office applications, particularly Excel and Word.
- Experience with major aircraft repairs, Part 21 engineering or aircraft fleet maintenance would be advantageous.
- Current Security Clearance, or the ability to obtain it, would be beneficial.
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