Supply Chain Project Engineer
Pubblicato il 15-08-2026 - jobtraffic in Torino
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Supply Chain Project Engineer – PLF Design
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Torino, Torino (Turin), IT
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Description
Albelissa is an international consulting company providing high value-added services in the fields of engineering, information technology, technical recruiting, and business process outsourcing.BackgroundAlbelissa is seeking a Supply Chain Project Engineer – PLF Design to support a project assignment for one of our major clients in the aerospace sector. The selected candidate will play a key role in coordinating activities related to the Payload Fairing (PLF), ensuring alignment between engineering, qualification, supply chain and supplier management functions.This role combines technical oversight, supplier monitoring, project tracking and quality support. The engineer will act as a link between Italian-based teams and European suppliers, ensuring progress visibility, risk identification,
proper documentation flow and support to test and qualification phases.This position requires strong communication and organizational skills to manage interactions among internal stakeholders, the client and international suppliers, while ensuring compliance with technical requirements, quality standards and project timelines.ResponsibilitiesSupplier On-Site Coordination:· Serve as primary interface at the supplier in Zurich (Switzerland).· Ensure regular on-site presence (1–2 days/week) to follow development, industrialization, production and testing.· Identify risks and propose mitigation actions.· Maintain structured and consistent communication between supplier and customer teams.Technical & Engineering Support:· Review engineering documentation (specifications, requirements, ICDs, test plans, qualification reports).· Support discussions related to PLF design, mechanical interfaces and structural/dynamic