AeroNDT Dev Program: Kickstart Your Aerospace NDT Career

I10173 GE Aviation, Engine Services - Singapore Pte. Ltd.; Singapore; On-site; SGD 35,000 - 50,000; Full time

Job summary

GE Aerospace in Singapore is seeking a recent engineering or science graduate to develop NDT capabilities and learn global NDT standards. You will participate in structured programs to accelerate growth into a certified NDT professional, with a strong focus on aviation safety and quality.

The role emphasizes hands-on NDT activities, global standards, and leadership development, offering opportunities for cross-site collaboration and mobility within GE’s aerospace network.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree with a minimum 3.8 GPA on a 5-point scale.
• Graduate with less than 2 years of aerospace/inspection experience.
• Strong interest in NDT and aviation safety with openness to global exposure.

Responsibilities

• Develop NDT capability and participate in structured training.
• Apply global NDT practices in accordance with NAS 410, EN 4179, ISO 9712.
• Support inspections, evaluations, and documentation under supervision.
• Grow leadership and professional communication skills.
• Contribute to aviation safety and product quality through inspection practices.
• Engage in cross-site or cross-region learning and mobility as needed.

Skills

NDT interest

English proficiency

Education

Bachelor's degree in Mechanical / Aerospace / Materials Science / Physics / Engineering Technology

Tools

Liquid Penetrant Testing

Eddy Current Testing

Radiographic Testing

Ultrasonic Testing

Job description

GE Aerospace in Singapore is seeking a recent engineering or science graduate to develop NDT capabilities and learn global NDT standards. You will participate in structured programs to accelerate growth into a certified NDT professional, with a strong focus on aviation safety and quality.

The role emphasizes hands-on NDT activities, global standards, and leadership development, offering opportunities for cross-site collaboration and mobility within GE’s aerospace network.