Junior Aerospace Engineer

Description

At Live Link Aerospace, we don’t do "ordinary." We are pioneering the future of aerospace technology, and we move fast. If you are looking for a rigid, desk-bound 9-to-5 where every day looks the same, this isn’t the role for you. But if you want to be at the heart of cutting-edge engineering, learning from the ground up, and directly impacting real-world flight tech, welcome aboard.

We are seeking a versatile, hands‑on Junior Aerospace Engineer to join our team in Havant. This is a highly varied role designed to give you a massive breadth of experience. You will not be siloed into one department; instead, you will rotate through and support multiple disciplines, building a world-class foundation for your engineering career.

One day to the next is never the same. You might find yourself:

• In a field: Assisting with exciting live flight testing and data collection.
• At the bench: Soldering components and helping the production team build next‑gen hardware.
• In the logistics zone: Gathering, prepping, and packing complex equipment for an upcoming client demo.
• At a workstation: Collaborating on hardware design or, if you have the skillset, diving into software tweaks and testing.

• Production & Assembly: Assist in the physical build, assembly, and quality control of aerospace hardware (including soldering and mechanical assembly).
• Flight Operations Support: Participate in field trials, flight testing, and equipment setup, ensuring safety and compliance protocol is followed.
• Cross‑Functional
  
  Collaboration:
  
  Bridge the gap between hardware and production, with the opportunity to touch software systems depending on your aptitude and interest.
• Demo & Event Prep: Own the logistics of preparing high‑stakes technical demonstrations, ensuring all gear is accounted for, functional, and ready to impress.
• Documentation: Maintain clear logs of testing outcomes, build notes, and inventory updates.

Required:

• Education: A Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in a STEM discipline (Aerospace, Mechanical, Electrical Engineering, Physics, or similar hobbies/interests).
• The "Can-Do" Attitude: A genuine passion for aviation/aerospace, paired with a willingness to roll up your sleeves and help wherever needed.
• Adaptability: Someone who thrives in a fast-paced environment and embraces variety.
• Hands-on Aptitude: Comfortable using tools, handling delicate electronics, or working outdoors in various weather conditions during tests.
• Communication: Strong teamwork skills and the ability to communicate technical ideas clearly.

Bonus Points For:

• Basic soldering or electronics prototyping experience.
• Familiarity with coding or software engineering principles (C++, Python, embedded systems, etc.).
• A clean driving licence (handy for getting out to those flight test fields!).