Full-Time
Manufacturing Engineer
Final Assembly Line
Quest Global
10,001+ employees
Engineering services, digital transformation, asset management
No salary listed
Bengaluru, Karnataka, India
In Person
 Mechanical Engineering (1) |
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- Bachelor/Master’s Degree or equivalent with knowledge in applications of the aerospace industry
- 5 to 9 years experience
- Experience in working in Original Equipment Manufacturer's Final Assembly Lines (FALs) or Aircraft Systems related Tier-1s
- Working experience on specific applicable Aircraft Systems
- Conversant with Original Equipment Manufacturer methods, processes & terminologies
- Knowledge of virtual and digital contexts. PLM, cloud, Software Management & Model Based System Engineering would be considered
- Configuration control tools knowledge
- Knowledge of certification analysis methods and procedures. FAA/EASA/Part 25/MIL-STD regulations knowledge
- Ability for concurrence with other areas: services (Service Bulletins, Technical Publications, industrialization)
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills
- Initial validation of Production Work Orders (Standard Operation Instructions format), Specific Technical Instructions (IT) and Validation & Verification Instructions (IV) covering FAL stations (major MCA joints, system installations and testing)
- Validate the correct status of the key characteristics and parameters of the production means and Jigs & Tools
- Optimization of Work Orders, ITs and/or IVs
- Registration, management, and control of observed discrepancies and associated corrective actions until closure. Coordination with MAP or MRB
- Support for training of the new team members
- Support in the execution and validation of the instructions -through a Computer Aided Support Testing- of the appropriate functionality of the aircraft ATA systems. Troubleshoot as needed
- Interface with structural design and Stress team when needed
- Interface with Safety organization if required
- Coordination with aircraft interiors team
- Thorough understanding of the regulatory and certification requirements
- Working in a multifunctional, multicultural, and transnational team
- Improve progressive understanding of aircraft systems and related processes
- ATA specific Systems understanding to support installation, operation, and validation
- Drafting of technical notes with PRE and POST modification and reports necessary for airworthiness certification
- Knowledge of virtual and digital contexts. PLM, cloud, Software Management & Model Based System Engineering (MBSE) would be considered
- Configuration control tools knowledge
- Knowledge of FAA/EASA/Part 25/MILS-STD regulations knowledge
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills
QuEST Global provides engineering and lifecycle services for aerospace, automotive, energy, healthcare, and transportation, focusing on digital transformation and asset management. It helps clients design, develop, and maintain products and systems using edge computing, cloud, AI/ML, and industrial IoT, typically through long-term partnerships and project-based work. It differentiates itself with a global delivery model and broad industry reach, plus a stated commitment to sustained partnerships and workplace culture. Its goal is to improve operational efficiency and drive business growth by transforming engineering processes and assets with data-driven digital tools.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
Growth Equity (Venture Capital)
Total Funding
$581M
Headquarters
Greenville, South Carolina
Founded
1997
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Hillhouse $4.5B valuation validates growth strategy; capital accelerates OEM capabilities and engineering expansion.
- Semiconductor division leadership under Richard Bergman drives revenue in AI, automotive, industrial sectors.
- bp Bengaluru center and expanded Babcock engagement unlock energy transition and defense infrastructure opportunities.
What critics are saying
- AROBS acquisition of Quest Global Romania transfers 110 specialists, eroding Eastern European footprint immediately.
- Post-acquisition talent retention failures in semiconductors risk engineer exodus within 6–12 months.
- US export controls on semiconductor design block FPGA expertise from Chinese OEMs, slashing 20–30% hi-tech revenue.
What makes Quest Global unique
- Pure-play independent engineering services with 21,500 engineers across 93 global delivery centers.
- Semiconductor expertise strengthened by BITSILICA and Alpha-Numero acquisitions for AI and automotive.
- Strategic UK naval nuclear partnership with Babcock since July 2023, expanding talent in critical infrastructure.
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↑ 0%Quest Global has announced the acquisition of BITSILICA, an India-based semiconductor design services firm, in a move aimed at strengthening its semiconductor portfolio and accelerating its full-stack engineering strategy. The […]
Quest Global, a global outsourced engineering services provider, has secured a minority investment from Hillhouse Investment through a combination of primary capital infusion and share purchases from existing stakeholders. The transaction involves funds managed by Hillhouse Investment Management. The Singapore-based company, which employs over 21,500 people across 93 global delivery centres in 18 countries, will use the capital to advance strategic priorities and enhance its engineering capabilities for major original equipment manufacturers worldwide. Quest Global specialises in aerospace, automotive, energy and semiconductor sectors. CEO Ajit Prabhu said the investment validates the company's differentiated value proposition and growth strategy. Hillhouse's Sean Carney cited Quest Global's domain expertise and long-term customer relationships as key investment factors. Jefferies served as exclusive financial adviser.
Hillhouse is acquiring a 5% stake in Quest Global at a $4.5 billion valuation, outbidding Temasek in a pre-IPO round. The deal represents a significant jump from Quest Global's previous $1.8 billion valuation when Carlyle Group acquired a stake in 2023. Temasek had also been planning to purchase approximately 5% of the engineering services company. The transaction marks substantial growth for Quest Global, with its valuation increasing 150% in roughly two years.
Romanian tech group AROBS is acquiring Quest Global Romania from Craiova in an all-stock transaction, marking the company's first acquisition paid entirely through share issuance. The newly issued shares will be subject to a one-year lock-up period. Quest Global Romania, headquartered in Craiova, employs approximately 110 specialists and provides software development, testing, embedded solutions and IT consulting services across sectors including semiconductors, healthcare and automotive. The company is part of Singapore-based Quest Global, which operates in 18 countries with over 22,000 employees. The acquisition strengthens AROBS's engineering capabilities and international presence. Quest Global Romania's management will continue under Ana-Maria Vasilescu's leadership. The transaction is expected to close in the first half of the year.
Quest Global, the world's largest independent engineering services company, has appointed Richard Bergman as President and Global Business Head of its Semiconductor division. Bergman will focus on shaping long-term strategy, accelerating revenue growth and deepening customer relationships, particularly in AI, automotive and industrial sectors. Bergman brings over two decades of leadership experience across semiconductors and computing. He most recently served as President and CEO of Kymeta Corporation and previously held senior roles at AMD, Synaptics and ATI Technologies, where he led multi-billion-dollar businesses and major acquisitions. The appointment signals Quest Global's commitment to scaling its semiconductor business. Quest Global operates in over 18 countries with 93 global delivery centres and employs 21,500 people across aerospace, automotive, energy, hi-tech, medtech, rail and semiconductor industries.