The Chief of Operations coordinates the day-to-day functioning of AeroDelft’s Operations side. You help keep internal operations and PR & Marketing activities aligned, ensuring that logistics, events, communications, and workspace organisation run smoothly and support the team’s technical progress. Acting as the representative of Operations within the project, you bring together the needs and ideas of Operations Officers and Exposure & Branding Officers and coordinate them with other departments and management.

You support the planning and execution of events, testing-campaign logistics, supply chain activities, recruitment efforts, and communication projects, while remaining actively involved in operational tasks yourself. Through this, you help a diverse group with different responsibilities work together effectively and keep priorities clear.

This role suits someone who is organised and pragmatic, comfortable coordinating others while staying hands-on. You are able to maintain overview, align people with different tasks, and bring structure to complex day-to-day activities.

An Operations Officer ensures that AeroDelft’s activities run smoothly in practice. You organise internal and external events, coordinate logistics for testing campaigns, and manage day-to-day operational tasks that allow the engineering teams to focus on building and testing the aircraft.

You work closely with a wide network of external parties, such as partners, venues, suppliers, event organisers, and service providers, coordinating everything from component deliveries to workshop visits and outreach events. Alongside this, you manage workspace organisation, support recruitment activities, and coordinate acquisitions and supply chain logistics, making sure that people, facilities, and equipment are in the right place at the right time.

This role suits someone who is structured and hands-on, comfortable communicating with external partners, and able to maintain overview across many parallel activities. You enjoy taking ownership, solving practical challenges, and working closely with engineers to make complex projects run smoothly.

An Exposure & Branding Officer shapes how AeroDelft presents itself to the world. You translate complex technical progress into compelling stories and ensure a consistent, recognisable brand across all channels. Creativity and clarity go hand in hand in this role.

You safeguard and develop AeroDelft’s brand identity while leading and managing all social media channels. You create engaging digital content, coordinate press contact and external communication, and oversee promotional materials and merchandise. You ensure that communication efforts remain aligned with events, partnerships, and the team’s technical progress.

You are creative and visually minded, while remaining structured and clear in your communication. You are strong in storytelling and content creation, consistent in maintaining brand identity, and comfortable translating complex technical topics into accessible and engaging narratives.

As Chief of Gaseous Hydrogen Propulsion, you guide the technical direction and day-to-day functioning of the department. You ensure that priorities are clear, planning is realistic, and the team delivers meaningful progress while maintaining strong engineering quality. Acting as the representative of GH2 within the wider project, you bring together the needs and ideas of your engineers and communicate them in coordination with other departments, management, and external partners.

You coordinate work within the department, support engineers in solving complex challenges in hydrogen storage, distribution, and cooling systems, and help align the department’s efforts with the overall aircraft design. At the same time, you remain actively involved in engineering work yourself, contributing to design and testing and helping the team move forward together.

This role suits someone who is technically strong, organised in their approach, and comfortable guiding peers. You are able to maintain overview while staying hands-on, listen well to different perspectives, and bring people together around clear and achievable goals.

As a GH2 Qualification Engineer, you take on an additional responsibility within the department alongside your work as a Gaseous Hydrogen Propulsion Engineer. You help ensure that GH2’s designs, tests, and documentation contribute to a safe aircraft.

You coordinate system-level thinking within the department, working on requirements, verification planning, and technical consistency for hydrogen storage, piping, and thermal management systems. You collaborate closely with other departments and the Lead Engineer to ensure that design decisions support airworthiness, while continuing to work as a GH2 engineer on design, analysis, and testing so that certification awareness is built directly into the engineering work. This role suits someone who enjoys understanding how complex systems come together, thinks carefully about safety and reliability, and communicates well across disciplines.

As a GH2 Engineer, you design, analyse, and test components of the hydrogen fuel supply and fuel-cell powertrain. Your work contributes directly to integrating hydrogen propulsion safely into the aircraft. You will work on hydrogen storage and distribution, air supply, pressure regulation, and cooling systems, collaborating closely with other departments to ensure that the full powertrain functions as one coherent system. You take ownership of specific components or subsystems and help move them from concept to tested hardware. This role suits someone with a strong engineering foundation, curiosity for complex technical problems, and a hands-on mindset.

As Chief of Structures, you guide the technical direction and day-to-day functioning of the department. You help set priorities, support engineers in their work, and ensure that structural integration of GH₂, LH₂, and other systems progresses in a clear and realistic way. Acting as the representative of Structures within the wider project, you bring together the needs and ideas of the department and coordinate them with other departments, management, and external partners.

You support engineers working on mounts, reinforcements, and airframe modifications, help align structural design with propulsion and systems integration, and remain actively involved in design and manufacturing work yourself. In this way, you help the team move forward together while keeping the overall aircraft design in view.

This role suits someone who is technically strong, organised in their approach, and comfortable guiding peers while staying hands-on.

As a Structures Qualification Engineer, you take on an additional responsibility within the department alongside your work as a Structures Engineer. You help ensure that structural designs, analyses, and tests contribute to a safe aircraft.

You coordinate system-level thinking within the department, working on requirements, load analysis, verification planning, and documentation related to mounts, reinforcements, and airframe modifications. You collaborate closely with other departments and the Lead Engineer to ensure that structural work supports airworthiness, while continuing to work on design, analysis, and testing so that certification awareness is integrated directly into the engineering process.

This role suits someone who enjoys understanding how structures interact with the wider aircraft and thinks carefully about safety and reliability.

As a Structures Engineer, you design, analyse, and manufacture the structural integration of hydrogen propulsion systems into the Sling 4 airframe. Your work ensures that GH₂ and LH₂ tanks, piping, and other components are safely mounted and structurally supported.

You will work on CAD modelling, FEM analysis, and hands-on manufacturing of mounts, reinforcements, and structural modifications, using techniques such as sheet metal forming, milling, and welding. Working closely with other departments, you help ensure that all systems fit together properly and can be tested safely.

This role suits someone with a strong mechanical engineering foundation, interest in structural design and manufacturing, and a hands-on mindset.

As Chief of Electronics & Software, you guide the technical direction and day-to-day functioning of the department. You help set priorities, support engineers in their work, and ensure that electrical and software systems are developed in a clear and realistic way. Acting as the representative of E&S within the wider project, you bring together the needs and ideas of the department and coordinate them with other departments, management, and external partners.

You support engineers working on power electronics, avionics, control software, and testing infrastructure, help align electrical and software design with propulsion and structural integration, and remain actively involved in engineering work yourself. In this way, you help the team move forward together while keeping the overall aircraft system in view.

This role suits someone who is technically strong, organised in their approach, and comfortable guiding peers across both hardware and software domains.

As an Electronics & Software Qualification Engineer, you take on an additional responsibility within the department alongside your work as an Electronics or Software Engineer. You help ensure that electrical and software systems contribute to a safe aircraft.

You coordinate system-level thinking within the department, working on requirements, verification planning, testing strategy, and documentation for electrical power systems, avionics, and control software. You collaborate closely with other departments and the Lead Engineer to ensure that system interactions are understood and that design decisions support airworthiness, while continuing to work on hardware or software development so that certification awareness is integrated directly into the engineering process.

This role suits someone who enjoys understanding complex system interactions, thinks carefully about safety and reliability, and communicates well across technical disciplines.

As an Electronics Engineer, you design and test the aircraft’s electrical systems that distribute power and data throughout the powertrain. Your work ensures that the hydrogen fuel cell, propulsion system, and avionics can operate safely and reliably.

You will work on power electronics, wiring harnesses, sensors, and avionics integration, helping to design and test systems that manage power distribution, monitor system behaviour, and support flight testing. You collaborate closely with other departments to provide instrumentation and electrical solutions needed across the project.

This role suits someone with a strong foundation in electrical engineering, curiosity for complex systems, and an interest in hands-on design and testing.

As a Software Engineer, you design and maintain the software systems that monitor and control the aircraft’s operations. Your work supports power distribution, propulsion control, dashboard functionality, ground communication, and testing infrastructure.

You develop and test software that collects and processes data, enables safe system control, and supports other departments with automation and monitoring tools. Working closely with electronics and propulsion teams, you help ensure that software behaves reliably in a complex and safety-critical environment.

This role suits someone with a strong programming background, curiosity for embedded and control systems, and an interest in building reliable software for real-world engineering systems.