ABOUT FORTIL
Fortil is an international engineering and technology consulting group bringing together more than 2,500 employees across 30 offices in 14 countries. Our independent model encourages entrepreneurship, autonomy and the development of individual potential.
JOB DESCRIPTION
As part of the development of our activities in Spain, we are looking for an Operations Project Manager (M/F) to support a major player in the aerospace and defense industry in managing industrial projects from First Article Inspection (FAI) through serial production and End-of-Life (EOL).
You will play a key role in securing industrial performance, production continuity and product lifecycle support for programs already in production or approaching production launch.
Working in an international and demanding environment, you will be involved in key challenges including manufacturing transfers to external partners, electronic component obsolescence, supply chain risk management and long-lifecycle aerospace products.
Your main responsibilities
Production & Industrialization
• Lead the execution of production and pre-production projects, ensuring delivery on time, on cost and at the expected quality level.
• Contribute to final industrial readiness and First Article Inspection (FAI) activities.
• Drive ramp-up and ramp-to-rate activities and secure production stability.
• Coordinate Engineering, Industrialization, Manufacturing, Supply Chain and Quality teams to prevent production disruptions.
• Support limited pre-FAI industrialization activities to ensure a smooth production launch.
Manufacturing Transfer & Supplier Management
• Support the transfer of manufacturing activities from internal production to external industrial partners.
• Monitor supplier and subcontractor performance across quality, cost, delivery and capacity.
• Ensure suppliers remain aligned with project commitments and delivery milestones.
• Proactively monitor component availability and supplier assumptions.
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📌 Operations Project Manager (España)
🏢 fortil
📍 España