Junior Industrial Means Engineer (Temp Agency)

About the role

Airbus Defence and Space is looking for a Junior Industrial Means Engineer through a temp agency to support the production program of the Multi-Role Tanker Transport (MRTT). The role is open to recent university graduates who want to start a career in a fast-paced, innovative and collaborative environment. It includes a structured onboarding program and mentorship.

Key responsibilities

• Define, specify and implement industrial means (tools, fixtures, inspection equipment) that meet customer requirements and ergonomic standards, and produce technical documentation integrated into manufacturing processes.
• Manage supplier contracts, ensuring on-time delivery, cost control and quality compliance, and coordinate with supply-chain and logistics teams.
• Keep industrial-means technology up to date, evaluate new software, automation equipment and materials, and propose improvements.
• Take part in Kaizen, PPS and Lean initiatives, analyse data and propose process improvements.
• Work with structural, aerodynamics, production and quality teams and attend project-status meetings.

Required profile

• Master's or bachelor's degree in Aeronautical, Industrial or Mechanical Engineering or a related field, preferably with less than 2 years of experience.
• Professional-level English (B2/C1).
• Team player, problem solver, good written and verbal communication, and enthusiasm for learning in the aerospace-defence sector.
• Desirable: internship or project experience in aerospace, manufacturing or logistics, and exposure to Lean, Six Sigma or Kaizen.

Required skills

• Basic knowledge of industrial ergonomics, design standards and CAD/CAM tools (SolidWorks, CATIA).
• Familiarity with documentation systems (E-draw, PLM) is a plus.
• Desirable: Jira, MS Project, industrial-safety or ergonomics certifications.

What we offer

• Mentoring program with a senior mentor, internal courses, workshops and access to Airbus webinars.
• Rotational experience across plants and projects, and potential visits to European production sites.
• Vacation days plus additional days off, collective transport at some sites, and on-site facilities such as a canteen, kindergarten and medical office.
• Flexible working arrangements where possible, and a multicultural environment.