Aerospace Development Engineer: Actuation & Test

Moog; Wolverhampton; On-site; GBP 42,000 - 64,000; Full time

Job summary

Moog is seeking a Development Engineer to support the development of primary flight control actuation products. The role involves early product builds, risk reduction tests, and qualification testing to provide verification evidence necessary for certification.

Based onsite in Wolverhampton, you will generate test records, investigate failures, and contribute to continuous improvement of assembly and test processes for new products.

Qualifications

• Minimum HNC qualification in Mechanical Engineering or a relevant engineering discipline.
• Proven capability in the build and test of actuation system assemblies, hydraulic products, or similar.
• Experience in a test environment, particularly certification testing, is advantageous.
• Knowledge of hydraulic systems and components, and practical engineering skills.
• Familiarity with LabVIEW, DasyLAB, and FlexLogger would be highly advantageous.

Responsibilities

• Perform early product builds and develop processes and techniques for assembling and testing new products.
• Conduct risk reduction or design development tests and perform qualification testing.
• Generate test records, produce test reports, and investigate test failures using the FRACAS process.
• Set up and conduct tests, including the use of instrumentation and data acquisition.
• Develop assembly and test processes for new products and contribute to continuous improvement activities.

Skills

Self-motivated

Team player

Communication skills

Multi-tasking

Education

HNC in Mechanical Engineering

Tools

LabVIEW

DasyLAB

FlexLogger

MS Office

Job description

Moog is seeking a Development Engineer to support the development of primary flight control actuation products. The role involves early product builds, risk reduction tests, and qualification testing to provide verification evidence necessary for certification.

Based onsite in Wolverhampton, you will generate test records, investigate failures, and contribute to continuous improvement of assembly and test processes for new products.