Engineering Process Engineer
Defines, validates and documents engineering processes and methodologies to ECSS standards at PLD Space. Coordinates engineering teams and improves operational efficiency.
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· Materials, Aerospace, Mechanical Engineer or other related disciplines (e.g. Physics).
· Fluency in English is mandatory.
· Fluency in digital review and processing of NDT data is mandatory.
· Deep knowledge of main NDT methods (visual, dye penetrant, radiography, ultrasound).
· Good knowledge of materials (steels, nickel alloys, copper alloys, aluminum alloys, FRP...), manufacturing techniques (rolling, forging, casting, additive...) and their associated defects.
· Used to work with standards (ECSS, ISO, EN, ASTM, ASME, MIL).
· Knowledge of additional NDT methods (eddy currents, PAUT, TFM, CT, CL)
· Knowledge of NDT requirements of specific codes or standard frameworks (BPVC, ISO 17635, AWS D17.1, etc.).
· Knowledge of NDT personnel qualification standards (ISO 9712, EN 4179, etc.)
· Basic skills in electronics will be welcomed.
· Basic knowledge of CAD shall be welcomed.
· Programming experience (Matlab, Python, Java) is desirable.
· Knowledge about specific space sector, space vehicles and launchers, metallic pressure vessels, COPV and payload structures is highly desirable.
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As a Non-Destructive Inspection Engineer your mission will be to define, develop, evaluate and improve NDT processes to be applied to the inspection of welded, machined or additive manufactured aerospace parts. Additionally, you will be actively involved in the equipment and tooling request, design and sourcing. Also you will act as a QA role for the NDT executions. Finally you will perform post-processing of NDT data.
· Create work methodologies and procedures or improve the existing ones in order to benefit current and future projects.
· NDT feasibility studies.
· Assessment of inspection requirements, conditions and outcomes.
· Qualification of NDT methods and equipment.
· Internal NDT QA (records, verifications, calibrations...).
· Collaborate in the design of inspection equipment and tooling.
· Collaborate in the sourcing of equipment, tooling and accessories.
· Inspections planning.
· Assistance in post-processing of test data.
· Assessment of externally executed inspections.
· Research state of the art in inspection methodologies and propose creative approaches to Mission
· Create work methodologies and procedures or improve the existing ones in order to benefit current and future projects.
· NDT feasibility studies.
· Assessment of inspection requirements, conditions and outcomes.
· Qualification of NDT methods and equipment.
· Internal NDT QA (records, verifications, calibrations...).
· Collaborate in the design of inspection equipment and tooling.
· Collaborate in the sourcing of equipment, tooling and accessories.
· Inspections planning.
· Assistance in post-processing of test data.
· Assessment of externally executed inspections.
· Research state of the art in inspection methodologies and propose creative approaches to complex problems.
· Occasionally travel to other PLD Space or supplier locations.complex problems.
· Occasionally travel to other PLD Space or supplier locations.
PLD Space is a Spanish aerospace company specializing in the development of reusable rocket launch systems. Founded in 2011, the company is known for its Miura 1 suborbital launch vehicle and the upcoming Miura 5 orbital rocket, positioning itself as a key player in the European small satellite launch market. With a team of over 200 engineers and technicians, PLD Space is one of the few private companies in Europe developing its own launch vehicles.
PLD Space operates from its headquarters in Elche, Spain, with additional facilities in Teruel and Huelva. The company is expanding its workforce and actively recruits international talent, offering opportunities in engineering, aerospace, and manufacturing. Its work culture is fast-paced and innovation-driven, making it an attractive destination for professionals looking to contribute to Europe's growing space industry.
PLD Space is an international company on a mission to transport satellites into space, vertically integrating the engineering, testing, manufacturing, and operations of its reusable and sustainable rockets. Headquartered in Elche (Spain) and founded in 2011 by Raúl Torres and Raúl Verdú, PLD Space has established itself as a global benchmark in the small satellite launch sector. Its family of MIURA launchers and LINCE crewed capsule position the company as a leader in European technological sovereignty for space transportation, covering the full spectrum of space missions.
PLD Space operates over 188,000 m² of facilities in Elche, Teruel (Spain), Kourou (French Guiana), and Duqm (Oman), enabling the company to provide comprehensive satellite and payload launch services into space.
Teamwork, courage, determination and ambition enable PLD Space to guarantee an autonomous, independent satellite space access capability, based on reliability at a globally competitive price. The company is able to offer best-in-class launch services to commercial satellite operators, institutions, space agencies and national and international governmental entities
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