Process Engineer

Overview

Join Safran Landing Systems as a Process Engineer to support aerospace special processes, drive quality and continuous improvement, and enable successful delivery for customers. You will collaborate across production, quality and suppliers to optimise processes and support new product introduction. This role leverages Nadcap and regulatory standards to ensure compliant, efficient manufacturing at the Gloucester site. You’ll work in a global, innovative environment that values people, development, and sustainable aerospace outcomes.

Pay / Benefits

• Competitive salary
• Early finish on a Friday
• 25 days of holiday, plus UK Bank Holidays
• Annual bonus and share scheme options
• Pension scheme with up to 8% matched contributions
• Life assurance at 4x salary

Responsibilities

• Provide technical support across aerospace special processes
• Ensure compliance with Nadcap, customer, and regulatory requirements
• Drive process improvement, capability, and operational efficiency
• Investigate process issues and implement corrective actions
• Support audits, accreditation activities, and quality initiatives
• Analyse test data to optimise process performance
• Maintain process documentation, specifications, and control plans
• Support new product introduction and industrialisation projects
• Collaborate with production, quality, customers, and suppliers
• Contribute to process innovation and technology development

Key requirements

• Experience within manufacturing, aerospace, or a regulated engineering environment
• Knowledge of Special Processes, ideally Heat Treatment and Shot Peening
• Understanding of Nadcap, AMS2750, and quality management systems
• Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills
• Degree in Engineering, Manufacturing, Materials Science, or equivalent experience

• Excellent communication
• Stakeholder management
• Problem-solving orientation
• Special Processes knowledge (Heat Treatment, Shot Peening)
• Nadcap and AMS2750 familiarity
• Quality management systems understanding

…