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Safran · Bangalore

DMU/Full 3D Harness engineer

BangaloreOperations

Listed on Safran’s official careers site. Posted December 5, 2025. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

  • Manage primary and secondary flow for allocated Cis
  • Ensure delivery of the DMU & F3D definition on time, on quality and on cost
  • Ensure on-time availability of subparts (e.g. 924/IP) for associated Cis
  • Create work prepas for associate CIs and launch workorders for suppliers
  • Exchange daily with Airbus at the DRP the design progress, solve & escalate blocking points
  • Launch release processes and secure compiler/design checker signatures
  • Perform quality root cause analyses together with suppliers
  • Support config teams on TRS investigations & validate technical content, launch necessary DMU concepts and fill PZ advisor during ESI conf2 and ESI conf3
  • Provide DQN/RDR solutions in SAP (T100) and follow them until acceptance
  • Deliver input for DRP planning and align planning with supplier
  • Report status of each design solution via correct usage of tools
  • Professional certificate / education, master's or bachelor's degree
  • 4 or more years of experience in project management support within professional services
  • Knowledge of AIRBUS / SAFRAN / AEROSPACE processes and procedures
  • Advanced knowledge in the usage of Microsoft Office (Excel, PowerPoint, Word)
  • Good knowledge of Project Management methodology
  • Professional communication skills, able to oversee the relevant stakeholder of the project and satisfy essential information
  • Fluent in English
  • Pro-activeness and Flexibility are a must
  • Ability to act and contribute as a team-player

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