Moog, one of Gloucestershire’s biggest aerospace employers, is expanding its specialist quality engineering team at its advanced Tewkesbury smart factory.
The new quality engineer roles offer the chance to work on complex aerospace programmes within a global engineering business known for innovation, precision and world-class manufacturing.
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Driven by continued growth and a strong pipeline of new aerospace programmes, Moog is hiring a number of quality engineers to support quality planning and manufacturing activities across new and existing aerospace production programmes.
Working within the Commercial Aircraft Group, the roles based in Ashchurch, near Tewkesbury, will focus on Advanced Product Quality Planning (APQP), PPAP activities and continuous improvement initiatives to help ensure products meet strict aerospace and regulatory standards.
About the roles
Successful candidates will work closely with engineering, manufacturing and supplier quality teams helping integrate quality processes into new product introduction (NPI) programmes, while supporting investigations, corrective actions and compliance activities.
The new quality engineer roles also involves supporting audits from organisations including the Civil Aviation Authority and the European Union Aviation Safety Agency, alongside contributing to process improvements across manufacturing and assembly operations.
About the company
Moog is a global precision engineering business whose technology is used across aerospace, motorsport, defence and industrial sectors – from commercial aircraft systems and Formula 1 racing to Wimbledon’s retractable roof.
Its Tewkesbury operation recently moved into a major new smart factory near Ashchurch, representing one of Gloucestershire’s biggest recent manufacturing investments.
Who would be perfect for the roles?
These roles would suit people with experience in quality, engineering or manufacturing environments, particularly within aerospace or another regulated industry.
Knowledge of APQP, PPAP, PFMEA and quality planning tools would be advantageous, alongside strong communication and problem-solving skills.
What is the package?
Benefits of working at Moog include hybrid working, 33 days’ annual leave including bank holidays, private medical insurance, pension contributions, employee share options, EV charging and onsite gym access.
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Moog’s Gloucestershire site combines world-class aerospace engineering with a strong people-first culture, offering the chance to work on projects that genuinely influence how the world moves.
How to apply
Find out more and apply online by visiting the Moog careers website.
