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Tekever is seeking a hands-on engineer in Portugal to advance Tracking Systems from engineering handover through production delivery. You will own documentation, lead quality audits, and address non-conformities, driving improvements for reliability and robustness.
You should have an engineering degree and a strong interest in product industrialisation, with hands-on problem-solving skills and familiarity with BoMs and configuration management. A proactive mindset is essential.
Our Tracking Systems are what keep TEKEVER’s aircraft connected, even hundreds of kilometres away, in some of the most demanding environments. Combining precision mechanics, advanced electronics, and cutting‑edge communications, they’re a critical part of every mission. We’re looking for a hands‑on engineer to help take these systems to the next level, making them even more robust, reliable, and ready for the real world.
Take ownership of our Tracking Systems throughout their industrialization and production lifecycle, from engineering handover to final customer delivery
Manage production documentation and lead quality audits
Investigate non-conformities and develop creative, practical solutions
Drive continuous improvement initiatives to strengthen product robustness and reliability
Degree in Engineering or a related technical field (Industrial Engineering and Management is a plus, not a requirement)
Strong interest or experience in product industrialisation, manufacturing processes, and quality engineering
Familiarity with technical documentation, BoMs, production procedures, and configuration management
A proactive, hands‑on problem solver who takes ownership from identifying an issue through to implementing its solution
Knowledge of quality standards, methodologies, and continuous improvement practices is a plus
Enthusiastic engineer — You love engineering and building things, with a rich portfolio and a background full of ideas, curious projects, and botched attempts at making rockets
Systems‑oriented engineer — You can conceive and understand a whole system, its subsystems, and its parts, even without full knowledge of every detail (yet)
Strong product immersion — You naturally dive deep into the product, understanding its intricacies and challenges, with a track record of setting and respecting priorities while systematically solving problems with minimal guidance