Location: Lossiemouth, Scotland
Contract Type: 12 Months, Full time
Package: £27.50 to £32.50 per hour
Scope of Role
The Boundary Cell Engineer will play a key role in establishing and configuring the logistics information system to support the E-7 aircraft fleet. The position focuses on implementing and managing aircraft data structures within the logistics support environment to enable effective maintenance, repair and supply chain operations.
Main Duties/Responsibilities
Configure and establish the GOLDesp Logistics Information System to support the E-7 aircraft platform, including the full Bill of Materials (BOM) and associated tooling data.
Ensure the system supports maintenance, repair and supply chain management activities across the aircraft lifecycle.
Provide support to No. 201 Squadron RAF in populating and maintaining the Air System "as-maintained" configuration structure.
Contribute to programme progress review working groups and provide updates on system implementation and data status.
Maintain high standards of accuracy and attention to detail to ensure first-time quality in all engineering data and system configuration activities.
Skills & Experience Required
Strong communication skills and a proactive, solutions-focused approach.
Demonstrated ability to deliver high levels of accuracy in data driven environments
Training or experience using logistics information systems (LIS), particularly GOLDesp.
Experience with the MJDI Joint Deployed Inventory System or similar defence logistics systems
Salary description
£27.50 - £32.50 per hour