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Grob Aircraft AG in Germany seeks an experienced aerospace engineer to lead the design and integration of mechanical systems for the CS-23 aircraft. You will create and update design documentation, coordinate with teams, and support certification activities.
The role requires a Master of Aerospace Engineering and at least 5 years in aircraft development, with knowledge of ATA chapters. English is essential; German is a plus. Flight test experience is a plus.
Grob Aircraft SE designs and builds some of the world's most advanced training and special-mission aircraft. With more than 3,500 aircraft delivered to air forces, flight schools, and government operators worldwide, our products stand for German engineering excellence, safety, and reliability.
In 2025, Helsing – Europe's leading defense AI company – acquired Grob Aircraft to combine decades of aerospace know-how with cutting-edge AI capabilities. We are now developing, testing, and integrating the airframe of the next-generation CA-1 Europe combat aircraft, certified as DOA (Design Organisation Approval) and POA (Production Organisation Approval) holder.
This is your chance to shape the future of European air sovereignty, hands-on, on the aircraft, with the team.
You lead and support the design and integration of aircraft mechanical systems for our CS-23 aircraft. From design documentation and technical coordination to prototype build and test support, you stay close to the aircraft, the hardware, and the teams who develop, build, and operate it.
Lead the development of non-electrical systems and integration for our CS-23 aircraft
Create and update design documentation, technical descriptions, and installation definitions
Support design changes, modifications, and system improvements for new and existing aircraft
Provide technical input for our systems topics during production and prototype build
Prepare and support system, ground, and flight tests
Contribute to troubleshooting, investigations, and practical engineering solutions during development and in-service support
Ensure compliance with EASA CS-23 certification requirements and contribute to certification documentation
Master of Aerospace engineering or equivalent
At least 5 years experience in aircraft development and certification, Part 23 preferred
Knowledge and experience with at least 3 Mechanical Systems ATA chapters (21, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 32, 35, 36, 37, 49 and 7X)
Understanding and experience of mechanical design, certification documentation, safety concepts and testing
Flight test experience is a plus as well as basic knowledge of electrical systems and avionics
Languages: English, German is a plus
Working at Grob Aircraft means working close to the aircraft. You'll find short decision-making paths, real ownership of your projects, and a team that shares your passion for aviation. You'll grow with us as we expand our role within the Helsing group and shape the future of European aerospace.
We are a dynamic, family-owned company with short decision-making processes and an open-door culture. Enjoy a range of attractive benefits, including:
Fly the GROB G115 in your free time (for PPL license holders)
Access to the GROB TP flight simulator
Company pension scheme
GROB accident insurance
Contribution toward occupational disability insurance
EGYM Wellpass membership (employee contribution: only €24.90/month)
Subsidized lunch (approximately 50% covered by the company)
Free coffee and water
Bridge days off with flexible working hours
DEKA working time account
Childcare allowance
VIP tickets to FC Bayern Munich matches at the Allianz Arena
Employee referral bonus
Long-service anniversary gifts
Corporate Benefits employee discount platform
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