RMT Engineer - MRTT & Derivatives Programs

About the role

A vacancy for a Reliability, Maintainability and Testability (RMT) Engineer has opened at Airbus Defence & Space in Getafe. RMT is a core process of Support Engineering and Integrated Logistic Support, fully integrated with design, development and verification, and its main function is to take part in development activities to ensure "Design to Services".

Key responsibilities

• Agree RMT requirements with the Design Office and suppliers and ensure they are implemented in the design
• Carry out maintainability, reliability, operational and mission reliability, availability and maintenance economics analyses, and produce engineering design documentation (FMECA, failure catalogue, BIT concept, MTA, QMA, FRACAS)
• Perform maintainability demonstrations on aircraft and with digital mock-ups
• Attend design reviews with the Design Office and customers, and represent the RMT discipline in multi-disciplinary design teams
• Link with Design Offices and suppliers on RAMT issues and support other Customer Services areas (ILS, Technical Publications, Materiel Services)
• Maintain RMT data in logistics databases, support offer preparation and conduct technical investigations into in-service problems
• Prepare RMT procedures, guidelines and technical reports for the customer and answer customer queries on RMT issues

Required profile

• Aeronautical engineer or equivalent (master's degree or similar)
• Fluent English, written and spoken
• Team mindset and ability to coordinate in person and remotely

Required skills

• Experience with 3D DMU

What we offer

• Vacation days plus additional days off during the year
• Attractive salary and hybrid working where possible
• Collective transport service depending on schedule and home location
• Life insurance, health insurance, employee stock options, retirement plan or study grants
• On-site facilities such as a free canteen, kindergarten and medical office
• Upskilling opportunities and development prospects in a multicultural environment