Quality Inspector
Greenjets builds propulsion for uncrewed and electric aircraft, from electric ducted fans to geared turbofans, and supplies NATO and the UK MoD. They're hiring a Quality Inspector to check components and assemblies against engineering drawings and specifications, based on-site in Milton Keynes. This operations role sits within the UK's aerospace and defence sector.
Precision matters. Every component. Every time.
At Greenjets, quality isn’t a checkpoint; it’s built into everything we do. We’re looking for a Quality Inspector to ensure every part and product meets the standards required for next-generation aviation.
You’ll play a critical role in maintaining integrity across our manufacturing process.
What You'll Do:
Inspect components and assemblies against engineering drawings and specifications
Perform dimensional and visual inspections using appropriate tools and equipment
Record and report inspection results clearly and accurately
Identify non-conformances and support root cause investigations
Work closely with production and engineering to uphold quality standards
Desirable Qualifications, Experience & Attributes:
Experience in quality inspection within manufacturing (aerospace, automotive, or similar preferred)
Ability to read and interpret technical drawings
Familiarity with inspection tools (e.g. calipers, micrometers, gauges)
High attention to detail and a structured approach to work
A mindset focused on accuracy, accountability, and continuous improvement
About Greenjets
Greenjets was founded in 2022 by chief executive Anmol Manohar and chief technology officer Dr Guido Monterzino, and builds propulsion for uncrewed and electric aircraft, with a portfolio running from electric ducted fans to geared turbofan engines. Products include the Sycamore 160 and Aspen 212, designed for higher efficiency, greater speed and a lower acoustic signature than conventional designs, and the team draws on Rolls-Royce, General Electric, BAE Systems and Formula 1 experience. The company sells to NATO, the UK MoD and the German MoD, and was selected under the MoD's Low-Cost Air Defence Effectors programme to build a British low-cost drone interceptor. It grew from 160 to more than 250 staff and expanded UK facilities from 12,000 to nearly 70,000 square feet. The $40M Series A was led by Blossom Capital, with the NATO Innovation Fund, the National Security Strategic Investment Fund, Tanglin Ventures and NSFO Family Office.