ISCO Specialization 2144.1.1 Aerospace Engineer
From Open Risk Manual
Definition
Aerospace Engineer: Aerospace engineers develop, test and oversee the manufacture of flight vehicles such as aircrafts, missiles, and spacecrafts. The field of engineering they are active in, can be divided into two branches: aeronautical engineering and astronautical engineering.
Essential Skills
- Technical Drawings
- Troubleshoot
- Aircraft Mechanics
- Engineering Processes
- Approve Engineering Design
- Ensure Aircraft Compliance With Regulation
- Production Processes
- Industrial Engineering
- Execute Feasibility Study
- Quality Standards
- Perform Scientific Research
- Assess Financial Viability
- Adjust Engineering Designs
- Aerospace Engineering
- Use Technical Drawing Software
- Engineering Principles
- Manufacturing Processes
Optional Skills
- Draft Design Specifications
- Fluid Mechanics
- Use Cam Software
- Guidance, Navigation And Control
- Oversee Assembly Operations
- Create A Product'S Virtual Model
- Design Principles
- Use Cad Software
- Control Production
- Unmanned Air Systems
- Synthetic Natural Environment
- Material Mechanics
- Design Prototypes
- Record Test Data
- Defense System
- Stealth Technology
- Materials Science
- Build A Product'S Physical Model
- Plan Test Flights
- Conduct Performance Tests
- Develop Test Procedures
- Cae Software
- Aerodynamics
- Mechanical Engineering
- Analyse Production Processes For Improvement
- Manage Product Testing
- Apply Advanced Manufacturing
Alternative Names
- Aerospace Engineers
- Avionics Engineer
- Aerostructures Engineer
- Missile Design Specialist
- Aeronautical Engineer
- Aerospace Engineering Adviser
- Spacecraft Engineer
- Aerospace Test Engineer
- Aerospace Engineering Expert
- Aerospace Engineering Consultant
- Missile Designer
- Aerospace Development Engineer
- Aerostructure Engineer
- Aerospace Project Engineer
- Aerospace Design Engineer
- Missile Design Expert
- Astronautical Engineer
- Aerospace Weapons Engineer
- Aerospace Engineering Specialist
