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Job Description

Job description Do you have experience in quality control and are you interested in the Aerospace Industry? Are you passionate about precision and quality? Do you want to work on aerospace components that will literally go into space? At Airborne Aerospace, we specialize in advanced composite solutions, producing lightweight and high-performance structures for the aerospace industry. As a Quality Controller (QC), you will play a crucial role in ensuring that our products meet the highest industry standards. You are responsible for: As part of our growing QC team (currently 3 members, expanding soon), you will be responsible for maintaining impeccable quality standards. Your key tasks include: Conducting meticulous quality inspections on aerospace composite panels and components, ensuring compliance with industry standards and customer specifications. Performing visual inspections, precise measurements, and tests to identify any deviations or defects. Carrying out Factory Acceptance Testing (FAT) to validate product compliance before shipment. Conducting incoming inspections of raw materials and purchased components. Performing calibrations on equipment as part of ongoing maintenance efforts. Monitoring and documenting temperature and humidity conditions, especially in critical environments like our cleanroom. Generating detailed inspection reports and maintaining accurate records for traceability. Collaborating closely with engineers, production, and procurement teams to address quality concerns and implement corrective actions. Participating in internal and external audits to ensure compliance with industry regulations. Job requirements We are searching for a precise and standfast professional who thrives in a high-tech aerospace environment. Our ideal candidate has: Education: MBO (or equivalent work experience) in a technical field, preferably with internal audit training. Experience: At least 2 years of experience in quality control, production, or technical development. Industry Knowledge: Experience in aerospace or composites manufacturing is a strong advantage, but not a must. Technical Skills: Ability to interpret technical drawings and specifications. Quality Tools: Familiarity with quality control tools and software (e.g., CMM, NDI devices, or laser trackers is a plus). Attention to Detail: A sharp eye for detecting deviations and ensuring precision in every step. Communication: Proficient in English (spoken and written) to collaborate effectively with cross-functional teams. (Dutch is a plus) Problem-Solving: Analytical mindset to troubleshoot and resolve quality issues efficiently. Adaptability: Ability to work independently, manage deadlines, and adjust to evolving priorities. What’s in it for you? Working at Airborne Aerospace means being part of a cutting-edge industry where your work directly contributes to groundbreaking space missions. We offer: A dynamic work environment driven by innovation and precision. Opportunities for personal and professional growth, including training, on-the-job learning, and coaching. A hybrid work environment with the possibility to work from home. 32 vacation days to ensure a great work-life balance. A salary between € 3.193,- and € 4.560,- gross/month depending on education, knowledge and relevant experience. A solid retirement pension plan. Interested? If you are passionate about quality control and eager to work in an exciting high-tech industry, we would love to hear from you! Apply today and be part of a team that ensures every detail is perfect – because in aerospace, precision is everything. Only candidates that are already living in the Netherlands are taken into process.

Core Responsibilities

Inspect aerospace composite panels, components, raw materials, and purchased parts using visual checks, measurements, and tests; perform Factory Acceptance Testing and equipment calibration. Document inspection results and environmental conditions, maintain traceability, collaborate on corrective actions, and participate in audits.

Requirements

Candidates should have an MBO-level technical education or equivalent work experience, at least two years of experience in quality control, production, or technical development, and the ability to interpret technical drawings and specifications. Aerospace or composites experience and internal audit training are advantageous; strong attention to detail, analytical problem-solving, adaptability, and spoken and written English are expected.

Benefits

• Professional Growth Opportunities
• Training and On-the-Job Learning
• Coaching
• Hybrid Work Environment
• Work-from-Home Option
• 32 Vacation Days
• Retirement Pension Plan