Our exhibition is part of the Netherlands Aerospace Group pavilion, where you can become acquainted with the Dutch aviation industry and some of its most innovative companies.

Come along for an inspiring conversation with the people behind Aeronamic in Hall 2B / Stand G80 from Monday till Thursday.

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“Our continued investments in the research and development of manufacturing technologies has resulted in an unrivaled performance-sheet when it comes to top quality production at short put-through times and competitive pricing. Being awarded this contract by a leading global aerospace company really underlines Aeronamic’s vision on lean management and the importance of production and process optimization”, says Reinoud Siezen, Vice President Business Development at Aeronamic.

Aeronamic is a Dutch company with state-of-the-art capabilities from advanced CAD/CAM/CAE and CFD systems to robotic machining, distinguished by Centers of Excellence for centrifugal and axial turbine wheels and housings. This year, the company celebrates 25 years on the cutting edge of high technology.

Aeronamic actively participates in programs such as the Airbus A350 and the Lockheed-Martin F-35 Lightning II and focuses on production and development of critical (sub)systems and components, investing highly in innovative, future proof and greener ways of power and air management onboard aircraft.

Visit us during the Paris Air Show 2013 at
the Netherlands Aerospace Group pavilion
Hall 2-B / Stand G-80!

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Maintenance of the Management System Manual and initiating process improvements -including performance indicators – is also part of the task, as well as conducting audits and reviews. In addition, the Quality Engineer is responsible for the inspection and release of the products and properly handling customer complaints.

You have:

• A relevant bachelor degree (Industrial Engineering)
• Knowledge of QA systems and tools
• Knowledge of methods such as Lean Manufacturing and Six-Sigma
• Minimum 5 years relevant work experience
• Good communication skills in English, both oral and written
• Experience or knowledge of APQP and PPAP is a plus

You are conscientious, results-oriented, flexible, able to set priorities and you act in a pragmatic and problem-solving way. Furthermore you have decent analytical skills.

Application

If you want to apply please send your CV an motivation letter to:

Aeronamic B.V.
Attn. mrs. Marion Eberhard
Planthofsweg 79
7601 PJ Almelo
The Netherlands

or mail to careers@aeronamic.com.

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Onderhoud van het Management System handboek en het initiëren van procesverbeteringen -inclusief prestatie indicatoren- behoren evenals het uitvoeren van audits en reviews tot de taak. Daarnaast is de Quality Engineer verantwoordelijk voor de inspectie en vrijgave van de producten en handelt eventuele klachten van klanten naar behoren af.

U heeft

• Een relevante afgeronde HBO-opleiding (technische bedrijfskunde)
• Kennis van QA systemen en tools
• Kennis van technieken als Lean Manufacturing en Six-Sigma
• Minimaal 5 jaar relevante werkervaring
• Een goede communicatieve vaardigheid in het Engels, zowel mondeling als schriftelijk
• Ervaring met of kennis van PPAP en APQP is een pré

U bent nauwgezet, resultaatgericht, flexibel, stelt prioriteiten en gaat pragmatisch en probleemoplossend te werk. Verder bent u analytisch ingesteld.

Sollicitatie

Wilt u solliciteren, stuur dan uw brief met CV en motivatie naar:

Aeronamic B.V.
t.a.v. mevr. Marion Eberhard
Planthofsweg 79
7601 PJ Almelo

Of per e-mail aan: careers@aeronamic.com

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As result of extensive evaluation of previous editions and feedback from teams, four different classes are introduced,  recognising the need for elite solar car classes and non-solar electric vehicles. The RED Engine racing team will compete in the top division where cars are designed for speed and efficiency rather than comfort or practicality. This prestigious event attracts the world’s best Technical Universities and Colleges.

Aeronamic enthusiastically underwrites this professional endurance challenge to invest in education and students, keenly focussed on innovation, teamwork and future ‘greener’ means of transportation and energy, representing therefore a seamless match with Aeronamic’s mission for the future.

Photo © Joost van Baars

The race will start in Darwin on Sunday 6th October 2013 and travel the Stuart Highway to finish in Adelaide covering over 3,000 km through the Australian Outback and is all about energy management. The new RED Engine is designed according to the Monocoque principle used in Formula 1 racing for better aerodynamic performance, safety and improved handling. It embodies the latest state-of-the-art battery technology whilst opting for 6 square meters of HR Silicon solar cells.

The World Solar Challenge has been held every other year since 1987 and this time over 50 international competitors will take part in the endurance race, showcase for highly advanced automotive technology and truly promoting sustainable energy.

For more information visit www.solarteam.nl and www.wsc.org.au

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Aeronamic expands to that extent the floor space of its main manufacturing facility in the Netherlands to further develop, refine and streamline manufacturing solutions for the production of electric systems, such as the scroll compressor system used for cooling the avionics and galleys for all versions of Airbus A350. Test and full assembly of the system and critical parts will be performed in The Netherlands. Parts manufacturing will be carried out in our production satellite in Sibíu, Romania, marking its quest for maximum efficiency and lower cost.

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Aeronamic is pleased to announce the appointment of his successor Mr. Steffen de Vries, currently VP Operations, as Chief Executive Officer of Aeronamic effective from 1st March 2013.

“I am proud of the company we have formed, the growth we have achieved in the past decade and the solid opportunities which lie ahead for the future. I will remain involved with the company but I am handing over the reins to our new CEO to take Aeronamic forward. Steffen brings a successful leadership track record and formidable industry-leading quality credentials to this important role. His thorough knowledge of Aeronamic and the challenges it faces will ensure a well controlled transition and maintain strategic continuity,” said Alta.

As VP Operations, De Vries has played an important role in the successful strategic evolution and growth of the business lifting Aeronamic  in terms of process and production technologies to new heights.

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In recognition of the successful completion of the PRI evaluation process, this certificate demonstrates conformance and recognition of accreditation for NonDestructive Testing.

“Receiving the NADCAP certificate for our Sibiu production satellite is a welcome feather in our cap to accommodate the flow of recent orders as well as our commitment to the highest levels of performance to provide key aircraft subsystems and support to our customers,” said Mr. Dick Alta, CEO Aeronamic.

From advanced CAD/CAM/CAE and CFD systems to robotic machining, the company’s innovative, technical abilities and engineering qualities pursuing new production technology to stay ahead make it a top-class player in the aerospace industry.

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Dutch sailing team and two-time World Champions Lisa Westerhof and Lobke Berkhout secured the bronze medal in the final race of the 470 class at the Weymouth course during the London 2012 Olympics. Jo Aleh and Olivia Powrie finished first overall securing New Zealand’s first gold medal in women’s sailing. Hannah Mills and Saskia Clark from Great Britain had to settle for silver.

Aeronamic congratulates  Lisa and Lobke with their impressive performance and is proud to be part of this succes!

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