(Senior) Manufacturing Engineer – High-Voltage Battery (all genders)

Your Mission:Be part of aviation history at VÆRIDION, where we’re pioneering the world’s first electric nine-seater aircraft! As a (Senior) Manufacturing Engineer (all genders), you'll play a pivotal role in the development, optimization and scaling of various manufacturing processes, workflows, and the tooling required for the successful production of our high-voltage aircraft battery propulsion system.

You’ll work closely alongside cross-functional teams, including design, testing, and operations, to ensure that the manufacturing of our battery module/pack is safe, efficient, and compliant with aerospace standards.

This is your opportunity to make a tangible impact on a ground breaking aircraft, working in a cutting-edge environment alongside passionate innovators.

 Your Day-to-Day:Manufacturing Process Development:Design, optimize and validate manufacturing processes for battery module and pack assembly.

• Collaborate with design to ensure manufacturability, scalability and robustness of the product.
• Ensure process compliance to aerospace manufacturing and quality standards whilst adhering to local safety regulations.

Create and maintain relevant documentation including process description documents, work instructions/operating procedures and training materials for the team.

Manufacturing Capability Development:Specify and lead the implementation of specialised production equipment, including automation systems.

• Develop and maintain workstations, and tooling to support safe and efficient operations.
• Ensure that all equipment and the facility infrastructure is functional, compliant, and ready for production.
• Support the gradual transition from manual assembly to semi- and fully automated production lines.

Plan facility upgrades with a focus on layout, workflow optimization, scalability, equipment integration while adhering to safety regulations.

• Support and Best Practices:Lead root cause analysis and corrective actions for process-related issues.

Drive continuous improvemen.