Aerospace Technician

Most workshop roles end when the product leaves the bench.

This one starts there.

Certo Aerospace is developing one of the UK's most advanced heavy-lift rotary-wing UAV platforms, and we're looking for an Aerospace Workshop Technician to help bring the aircraft to life.

Working as part of a close-knit engineering team, you'll assemble, maintain, troubleshoot and continually improve prototype aircraft before supporting their testing both on-site and at flight test locations across the UK.

This is a varied, hands-on role where no two weeks are the same.

• Building and assembling aircraft from individual components.
• Mechanical and electrical integration.
• Supporting prototype development and upgrades.
• Working with composite materials and precision assemblies.
• Supporting aircraft testing and flight trials.
• Working closely with Design Engineers and Flight Test Engineers.

• Mechanical assembly
• Aerospace
• Defence
• Motorsport
• Composites
• Sheet metal or fabrication
• Electrical assembly
• Mechanical testing

Formal engineering qualifications aren't essential.

You'll join a small engineering team where you'll see the aircraft you help build progress from the workshop floor to live flight testing.

Few engineering businesses offer that level of ownership and variety.

• 9-day fortnight (every other Friday off)
• 25 days annual leave + bank holidays
• Company events
• UK & occasional international travel
• Long-term progression within advanced aerospace