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Job Description for Aircraft Cabin Interiors Design Referral: The Aircraft Interiors Design Engineer/Lead for the Airbus A320/A330/A350/A380 is responsible for designing, developing, and integrating cabin interior components while ensuring compliance with safety, certification, manufacturing, and customer requirements. Academic Qualification: B.E./B.Tech in Mechanical, Aerospace, or Aeronautical Engineering. Relevant Experience: 3–12 years of experience in Aircraft Interiors Design Role : Aircraft Interiors Design Engineer (A320/A330/A350/A380 Program) Responsibilities : Design aircraft interior components using CATIA V5/V6. Develop 3D models and 2D manufacturing drawings. Design and modify: Galleys Lavatories Stowages Closets Sidewall panels Ceiling panels Passenger service units (PSU) Cabin partitions Crew rest areas Perform installation and integration within the A320/A330/A350/A380 fuselage. Ensure compliance with Airbus design standards and certification requirements. Conduct tolerance stack-up and interface analysis. Support weight reduction and cost optimization activities. Coordinate with stress, manufacturing, systems, and production teams. Resolve production and in-service issues through design changes. Prepare engineering documentation, including: 2D drawings Bill of Materials (BOM) Engineering Change Requests (ECR) Engineering Change Orders (ECO) Required Skills: Tools: CATIA V5, ENOVIA VPM ( VPM WEB), SOLINGS, PASS SSI, GILDA, TAKSY, ARINA, APS, TREND (Context Builder), 3DJUUMP CATIA V5 (Part Design, Generative Shap Design, Sheet metal design, composite design Assembly Design, Drafting) Aluminium honeycomb sandwich structures Aircraft materials and fasteners Design for Manufacturing (DFM) GD&T & Tolerance analysis Basic FEA understanding Knowledge Required: Aircraft cabin layouts Airbus A320/A330/A350/A380 fuselage structure CS-25/FAR Part 25 regulations Cabin safety requirements Flammability requirements Human factors and ergonomics Weight and balance Manufacturing processes
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