Finance and business analyst

Support the programme's budgets, forecasts, business cases, market analysis, grant applications and reporting.

Hybrid, Portugal preferred. €35,000 to €55,000 gross a year, with equity. Salaries depend on closing our funding round.

The role

Support programme budgeting, financial forecasting, business case development, market assessment, competitive analysis, grant funding applications, procurement cost tracking and programme performance reporting.

A degree in finance, economics, business administration, engineering management or a similar discipline.
Three to five years of relevant experience in financial planning, market analysis, budgeting, forecasting or business intelligence.
Aerospace experience is desirable but not required.

Hybrid, with a preference for candidates based in Portugal or willing to relocate.

Salaries depend on closing our funding round. No work will be asked of anyone until it closes.

Experience in aerospace, UAVs, defence, aviation or advanced technology is highly desirable.
Positions are hybrid, with a strong preference for candidates based in Portugal or willing to relocate.
A strong command of English is required; Portuguese is an advantage.
Proficiency in a modern engineering CAD tool, such as SolidWorks, CATIA, Siemens NX or Fusion 360, is highly desirable for every engineering position and preferred for the graduate role.
A willingness to support prototype development, manufacturing, systems integration, ground testing and flight testing as the programme requires.
The ability to work in a fast-paced start-up and contribute across disciplines while the aircraft is in early development.
Candidates must be legally eligible to work in the EU, preferably in Portugal, or be willing to relocate if selected.

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Lead the design of the quarter-scale Obsidian prototype, from configuration and aerodynamics to systems integration.

Lead the airframe's structures and the way it is made, from tooling and assembly to the prototype's fabrication.

Lead the integration of flight control, communications, sensors, power, payloads and ground control, and its testing.

Lead the ground and flight test campaigns, fly the test aircraft where applicable, and analyse the flight data.

Lead the hands-on assembly, manufacture, modification and maintenance of the prototype, in the workshop in Portugal.

Keep the programme's documentation, configuration, changes, schedules and procurement in order, and report on them.

Work across the whole programme, from CAD and design reviews to assembly, testing and flight-test preparation.