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NDT Development & Technology Engineer H/M

El Para so - Chichimequillas - E.C., CoyotillosOperations

Listed on Safran’s official careers site. Posted July 31, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

Support the development, qualification and industrial deployment of technology for aerospace repair applications.

The position goes beyond inspection activities

the engineer will act as a technical bridge between NDT operations, engineering focal points and design offices, contributing to the development of procedures, process capability validation and technology maturation. Lead the thermography technology maturation process (TRL), from the experimental phase through validation with Design Offices and its industrial deployment. Establish itself as the site's technical reference for the Safran LR global network, ensuring the scalability of the method across other sites within the network.

Participate in the development and qualification of inspection methods for aerospace components, support experimental trials and validation campaigns required for technology maturation, contribute to the development of inspection procedures, technical documentation and acceptance criteria, work closely with engineering teams to adapt the technology to repair applications. Bachelor´s degree in Aeronautical, Mechanical , Industrial, Materials engineering; NDT Level II

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