Asad joined the Airbus family in 2007 as a Supply Chain Manager in Procurement Operations at Airbus Helicopters in Donauwörth.

Over the last 13 years at Airbus, he has gained lots of experience at different sites. Starting with supply chain manager roles in Donauwörth and Hamburg, his main tasks were auditing, assessing and developing suppliers, solving production process-orientated problems and process optimization.  In addition, he was giving training to suppliers and colleagues to share his knowledge.  

During her Business Informatics studies, Julia joined the Airbus Family in 2006 as an intern at the Airbus Commercial Business line in Hamburg. “When I started working at Airbus I realized what a big company it is. Having so many opportunities in front of me and the chance to do so many different things, is really amazing and pushed me all the time.” Indeed, Julia has worked in many different business sections so far.

Isabel started her Airbus journey in 2013 with Airbus Helicopters Germany as Team Leader for Mission Management Systems which gave her the opportunity to work on both civil and military programmes.

At the same time, she held the Senior Expert role for Air Traffic Management and Civil Operations working closely with the European Helicopters Association to voice the need to adapt the regulation and procedures to better integrate helicopter flights and improve the safety of operations.

“Airbus is a family oriented company which pays attention to balance business and family life at the same time," says Uta from Germany. 

Uta joined the Airbus family in 2004 as an intern in the A380 manufacturing engineering department in Hamburg during her Mechanical Engineering studies. Since then, Uta’s career path at Airbus has been comprehensive, spanning across technical and managerial roles, as well as, different sites.

Rafael joined the Airbus family in 2012 as an intern in the customer services team in Toulouse. He has been able to experience many different roles and locations whilst working with Airbus, his background is as an Aerospace Engineer and he started in more technical roles in engineering. 

Working on projects such as Propulsion of Tomorrow, and Digital Design Manufacturing & Services (DDMS), Neelam's role as industrial architect is to define the top level industrial requirements, industrial architecture, trades and capabilities in collaboration with engineering teams in developing technology bricks that will shape the industrial system of Airbus. "Working on crucial transformation projects, with diverse people: an incredible adventure, a dream come true."