Job Description

Working within the Aerospace Engineering Project European team, you will report to the Aerospace Manager engineering team based in France and will manage aerospace projects for complex components. You will create strategies, tools, cutting data and provide the best solutions that meet our customer expectations.

Main responsibilities:

In this role, you will insure these missions:

• Lead Aerospace projects and be sure that we will deliver according to company business objectives
• Prepare aerospace components process definition
• Determine the best tooling strategies to provide an efficient machining cycle (including special tooling requirements and CAM simulations)
• Assist in the preparation of CAM programs.
• Working closely with our sales team, you will also prepare programs for machines, provide an initial quote, assist and visit customers for process testing or implementations …

Your Profile:

To be successful in this role, you need:

• Advanced application knowledge and experience in metal cutting within the aerospace industry on key aerospace components
• Metal cutting knowledge (Turning, Milling, Drilling…)
• Strong CAM skills (Good knowledge on at least one software such as Siemens NX, Catia V5, TopSolid or Mastercam will be a pre-requisite, Vericut is an added value)
• Mechanical Engineering or Technical equivalent
• Relevant experience in Aerospace manufacturing and good vision of machining process implementation on production sites
• Good level of English required, and a second language will be appreciated.
• Relevant IT : Office and internal software
• Willingness to travel across Europe to support and meet the needs of our aerospace customers
• Cross boarder project management

The location is in Poland.

Contact information :

Are you curious to know more about this position ? Contact Salim EL-KADAOUI, Aerospace European Manager Engineering Team, +33 (0)78836915 or at salim.el_kadaoui@sandvik.com 

Sandvik Coromant is part of the global industrial engineering group Sandvik and is at the forefront of developing manufacturing tools and machining solutions, with knowledge that drives the industry standards and innovations demanded by the metalworking industry now and in the next industrial era. Collaborations with educational institutions, extensive investment in research and development and strong customer partnership ensure the development of machining technologies that change, lead and drive the future of manufacturing. Sandvik Coromant owns over 1700 patents worldwide, employs around 7700 staff, and is represented in more than 150 countries.