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VÆRIDION

Electric microliner for regional air travel

Team Lead Fuselage - Doors & Windows

Materials & StructuresConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeMunich, GermanyNo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • A degree in Mechanical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, or a related discipline.
  • At least 10 years of aerospace structural design experience.
  • Proven experience leading technical work packages and coordinating engineering teams.
  • Experience in at least two full aircraft development programs, such as clean-sheet aircraft, major modifications, prototype-to-certification programs, or production ramp-ups.
  • Strong experience with metallic fuselage structures, aircraft doors, windows, cut-outs, reinforcements, fittings, interfaces, or major airframe assemblies.
  • Strong understanding of metallic and composite aircraft structures, load paths, manufacturability, inspectability, repairability, and certification constraints.
  • Deep proficiency in CATIA V5 or 3DX and configuration-controlled design data.
  • Solid understanding of airworthiness and certification principles related to aircraft structures, ideally including EASA CS-23.
  • Ability to anticipate risks, create clarity, align stakeholders, and deliver results through others.
  • Confidence representing the function internally and externally.

Responsibilities

  • Lead complete fuselage, doors, and windows work packages independently.
  • Manage, coach, and develop a small team of structures engineers.
  • Set priorities, assign tasks, track progress, and ensure high-quality delivery.
  • Own technical coordination for fuselage structures, door surrounds, window cut-outs, reinforcements, fittings, interfaces, and installations.
  • Drive design maturity from concept through detailed design, prototype build, test support, and production release.
  • Anticipate and mitigate technical, schedule, manufacturing, supplier, and certification risks.
  • Represent Structures in cross-functional meetings, design reviews, supplier reviews, and certification discussions.
  • Align stakeholders across Stress, Systems, Production, Certification, Quality, Procurement, and external partners.
  • Challenge assumptions, bring practical design improvements, and help the team make sound technical decisions.
  • Review key engineering outputs, including CAD models, drawings, interface definitions, and design documentation.
  • Build team capability by improving methods, standards, templates, and ways of working.
  • Execute engineering work directly while enabling others, removing blockers, anticipating risks, and representing the Structures function in internal and external discussions.

About the Company

VÆRIDION

Electric microliner for regional air travel

Vaeridion develops electric regional air mobility using a zero-emission microliner designed to serve underserved regional corridors. The aircraft seats up to nine passengers plus crew and flies up to 500 km on a single charge, using a glider-inspired wing design integrated with batteries to minimize energy use. The service connects regional airfields that are within about 20 km for 80% of Germany’s population, enabling faster, cleaner travel compared with trains or long road trips. Revenue comes from offering these efficient flights to travelers who otherwise face time-consuming options, with a focus on business travelers who can avoid overnight stays and save time. Vaeridion’s approach differentiates itself by prioritizing energy efficiency and regional accessibility through a purpose-built, eco-friendly aircraft and a network strategy that links smaller airports to reduce travel time.

Company size
51-200
Company stage
Late Stage VC
Total funding
$155.9M
Headquarters
Munich, Germany
Founded
2021

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