Seat maker Unum seeks to expand staff
Design engineer Lachlan Brennan
Unum Aircraft Seating announced today that it is seeking a wider pool of graduates for design and project engineers.
“Unum is seeking individuals that have finished university and are passionate about engineering to join its team in Weybridge, Surrey and support the ongoing development and certification of its launch product — Unum One,” said a release from the company.
The company is looking for graduates with degrees in mechanical engineering, aerospace engineering, electrical engineering or the equivalent. The company is also seeking people with aerospace CAD design, material choice and hands-on product assembly.
“We’re passioned about giving our engineers the right tools and space to flourish at Unum,” said Chris Brady, Executive Chairman and CEO at Unum. “We ensure that they manage each project from start to finish, including the design, testing and building of their component — we call this Renaissance Engineering.”
Lachlan Brennan, a design engineer at Unum said, “I was initially drawn to Unum’s culture and the chance to own your projects from beginning to end. Seeing your design go from concept to final manufacture is extremely rewarding. At Unum, you’re also surrounded by a great team who are passionate about their work, as well as having open communication, which is refreshing. The team is so supportive and always happy to help me to develop my skills set or listen to my ideas.”
