Aerospace Technical Data Internship: Fuel & Landing Gear

Airbus; Filton; Hybrid; GBP 21,000 - 28,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Salary £24,246

Flexible working hours

Hybrid work options

Half day Fridays

25 days holiday

Job summary

Airbus is offering an undergraduate placement in Filton, Bristol. You will join the Fuel & Landing Gear Systems Team to work on ICA manuals and maintenance data.

The role emphasizes collaboration across France, Germany, Spain, and India, with opportunities to drive small projects from concept to completion in a transnational environment. Open to undergraduates for the full duration of the placement, you should be studying Aerospace, Mechanical, Systems Engineering, Mathematics, or Physics, with

Qualifications

• Undergraduates must remain enrolled for the full duration of the placement.
• Degree areas include Aerospace/Mechanical/Systems Engineering, Mathematics or Physics.
• Interest in the topic and industry, willingness to learn and develop skills.

Responsibilities

• Identify in-service issues and support problem solving.
• Define prioritizations and shape solutions to implement.
• Contribute to feasibility analysis, risk assessment and configuration management.
• Support continuous improvement and knowledge capture.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams on future ways of working.

Skills

Interest in aerospace industry

Analytical mindset

Willingness to learn

Team player

Programming awareness

Education

Aerospace Engineering (ongoing)

Mechanical Engineering (ongoing)

Systems Engineering (ongoing)

Mathematics (ongoing)

Physics (ongoing)

Job description

Airbus is offering an undergraduate placement in Filton, Bristol. You will join the Fuel & Landing Gear Systems Team to work on ICA manuals and maintenance data.

The role emphasizes collaboration across France, Germany, Spain, and India, with opportunities to drive small projects from concept to completion in a transnational environment. Open to undergraduates for the full duration of the placement, you should be studying Aerospace, Mechanical, Systems Engineering, Mathematics, or Physics, with