Aerospace MAIT Engineer - Manufacturing & Integration

Try&Hire; Zürich; On-site; CHF 70,000 - 95,000; Full time

Job summary

Try&Hire is seeking a MAIT-focused engineer to plan, coordinate and review manufacturing, assembly, integration and testing work for aerospace hardware in Zürich, Switzerland. You will liaise between production and project management to ensure on-time, quality handovers.

The role involves coordinating readiness reviews, reporting status to the project manager, leading integration concepts and tooling development, and supporting manufacturability/design-to-cost reviews from early phases.

Qualifications

• 1–3 years of hands-on engineering experience in a manufacturing setting, ideally aerospace or space.
• Aerospace experience preferred.
• Strong planning and communication skills.

Responsibilities

• Plan, coordinate and review project work in Manufacturing, Assembly, Integration and Testing (MAIT).
• Coordinate tasks from Manufacturing Readiness Review to Delivery Review Board until customer handover.
• Report manufacturing and integration status to the project manager.
• Lead the integration and alignment concept and associated tooling development.
• Support design reviews for manufacturability and design-to-cost in early phases.
• Review manufacturing documents such as part drawings, assembly drawings and bill of material.
• Drive troubleshooting in production and act as first contact for assembly and test technicians.

Skills

Hands-on mindset

Planning skills

Communication

Education

Engineering degree

Tools

SAP

CAD

Job description

Try&Hire is seeking a MAIT-focused engineer to plan, coordinate and review manufacturing, assembly, integration and testing work for aerospace hardware in Zürich, Switzerland. You will liaise between production and project management to ensure on-time, quality handovers.

The role involves coordinating readiness reviews, reporting status to the project manager, leading integration concepts and tooling development, and supporting manufacturability/design-to-cost reviews from early phases.