Quality Inspector (m/f/d) in the Aviation Industry

Status
Open
Remote policy
Not stated
Employment type
Full-time
Salary
Not stated
Categories
Quality, Inspector, Aviation
Tech
qa
Source
arbeitnow
First observed
2026-10-29 04:50 UTC
Last seen
2026-10-29 04:50 UTC
Source claims posted
2026-10-29 03:33 UTC
Consecutive misses
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What the posting says

Your mission

Thanks to you the plane can take off: Help make tomorrow’s aviation even more efficient and safer and play an active role in the quality inspection of aircraft components.

As part of an experienced and dynamic team you’ll be responsible for ensuring product quality and compliance with our customers’ quality standards. You have in-depth knowledge of quality control procedures and methods as well as the ability to conduct effective quality inspections and identify issues.

With us you’ll shape the environment where you thrive—with work styles that suit you. You’ll remain flexible. And you’ll become part of a team full of unique individuals who make a difference together.

Here’s what you can expect:

Visual inspection of aircraft components

Preparation, analysis and documentation of non-conformities

Creation, processing and tracking of non-conformity reports

Evaluation of technical complaints

Your responsibilities will include final inspection and certification of conformity, first-article inspection, functional testing and completion of the corresponding documentation.

Your profile

You have successfully completed a technical training program (Techniker/Meister; all genders) or a degree program (aircraft construction, aerospace engineering, mechanical engineering or similar).

You already have at least 2 years of professional experience in aircraft manufacturing and have had exposure to the NC process.

You have knowledge of quality assurance.

You have very good English skills and basic knowledge of German is a plus.

You will work on-site in Hamburg-Finkenwerder and are willing to work early and late shifts.

Quality

Completeness: 45%

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Timeline

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    #1602414 2026-10-29 04:50 UTC
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