Job Description
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An opportunity for a Structural Test Engineer has arisen within Airbus Defence and Space , Getafe (Madrid). The selected candidate will join the Structural Testing Team , which is responsible for managing, executing, and analyzing structural and dynamic tests-including static, fatigue, damage tolerance, stiffness, bird impact, and calibration for in-flight load measurement-ensuring compliance with structural requirements and safety specifications.
RESPONSIBILITIES
- Act as Test Leader for new programs, overseeing general test planning, managing workload and workforce allocations, and ensuring full achievement of team KPIs.
- Lead the execution and compliance phase of structural tests, ensuring full adherence to test specifications and conducting live monitoring during the execution phase.
- Define, control, and issue official test documentation , including Test Plans, Test Results, and test specimen instrumentation records.
- Prepare test load programs (actuator loads) and participate in defining test instrumentation for in-flight load measurements, taking responsibility for deriving load determination formulas.
- Manage tooling manufacturing and mechanical assembly , performing tracking, technical approval of manufactured tool parts, verifying mechanical assembly, and providing continuous technical support.
- Perform structural integrity analyses and coordinate necessary inspections to guarantee the structural integrity of all designed test tools, elements, and setups.
SKILLS
- Education: Aeronautical or Industrial Engineering degree or a related discipline.
- Experience: At least 5 years of experience in Structural Testing, Mechanical Assembly, or Engineering Test Management.
- Soft skills: High adaptability to work on new topics, proactive leadership, strong communication skills for cross-functional alignment, and
📌 Structural Test Program (Getafe)
🏢 Airbus
📍 Getafe