Verify Europe Ltd.

Overview Supplier Development Engineer The Supplier Development Engineer (SDE) is responsible for assessing, developing and improving supplier capability, capacity, quality and operational performance to support the delivery of aerospace products that meet customer, regulatory, quality, cost and delivery requirements. Working closely with suppliers and cross-functional teams, the SDE drives supplier performance improvement, identifies and mitigates supply chain risks and ensures supplier readiness to support both current programmes and future business growth. Key Responsibilities Supplier Assessment & Development Conduct supplier capacity and capability assessments to evaluate manufacturing performance, scalability, and readiness. Assess supplier compliance with aerospace standards, including AS9100, NADCAP, customer, and regulatory requirements. Identify risks relating to capacity, capability, quality, delivery, and business continuity. Develop and implement supplier improvement plans to address performance gaps and drive operational excellence. Support supplier qualification, onboarding, and approval activities for new products and programmes. Participate in supplier recovery activities where performance falls below expectations. Continuous Improvement Lead and support Lean Manufacturing, Six Sigma, Value Engineering, and Root Cause Analysis initiatives. Monitor supplier performance through KPIs, corrective actions, and development plans to ensure sustainable improvement. Supply Chain & Programme Support Support sourcing decisions through objective capability and capacity assessments. Review supplier manufacturing plans and technical proposals during RFQ/RFP activities. Support New Product Introduction (NPI), industrialisation, production transfers, and business readiness reviews. Contribute to global sourcing and supply chain resilience strategies. Stakeholder Management & Reporting Collaborate with Procurement, Quality, Engineering, Operations, and Programme teams to support supplier performance and readiness. Prepare assessment reports, risk summaries, and improvement recommendations. Present findings and progress updates to internal stakeholders and supplier leadership teams.

Verify Europe Ltd. is seeking a Supplier Development Engineer to assess and improve supplier capability, capacity, quality and delivery for aerospace programmes. You will work with suppliers and cross-functional teams to drive performance improvements and readiness for current and future projects. The role involves leading assessments, developing improvement plans, supporting NPI and industrialisation, and reporting findings to internal and supplier leadership teams. Based in Prestwick.

Verify Europe Ltd. in Wolverhampton is seeking a Tooling Manufacturing Engineer to support aerospace tooling and processes across assembly and test, tooling, manufacturing, and machine shop environments. The role focuses on designing and modelling tooling inserts in 3D CAD (prefer NX), supporting 3D printing activities, managing tooling assets, and auditing tool control to ensure compliance and continuous improvement.

Overview Tooling Manufacturing Engineer We are looking for a Tooling Manufacturing Engineer for our client, who is a leading aerospace engineering organisation supporting both OEM and aftermarket operations. The business specialises in the manufacture, maintenance, repair and overhaul of highly engineered aerospace components and systems, serving customers worldwide. Tooling Manufacturing Engineer Requirements Tooling manufacturing engineer must have experience with 3D modelling, preferably Siemens NX. Proven ability to manage projects and deliver independently in a fast-paced environment. Good working knowledge of Microsoft Office, particularly Excel, Word, and PowerPoint. Strong communication and stakeholder management skills. Tooling Manufacting Engineer must have experience using 3D printers. Industrialisation experience within an engineering or manufacturing environment. Understanding of technical documentation such as Component Maintenance Manuals (CMMs) and Process Plans. Experience within Assembly & Test, tooling, manufacturing, or machine shop environments. Tooling Manufacturing Engineer Responsibilities Assess current tool control processes across Assembly & Test and Machine Shop environments. Conduct gap analysis and implement actions to achieve the required standard. Design and model tooling inserts using 3D CAD software (preferably NX) and support 3D printing activities. Procure, catalogue, serialise, and manage tooling assets within the Tool Management System. Audit operations for tool control compliance and report progress against project plans. Identify and implement continuous improvement opportunities across the aftermarket value stream Duration: 12months + Rate: £40.00-£50.00 an hour