Komsomolsk-on-Amur Aircraft Plant named after Yu. A. Gagarin (KnAAZ) has opened an industrial internship for students from all over the country. At the plant, where fuselage sections, the center wing, and detachable wing parts with mechanization are produced, future employees see the entire process with their own eyes.
Since morning, Anastasia, a student of the Moscow College named after Nikolai Godovikov, is already in the KnAAZ workshop and developing documentation for the installation of technological hatches.
You can see how from some small detail, the work goes specifically to such large sections. Aviation is such a specific field. Everything is clear with the ground, we are always on the ground. But what happens in the sky is interesting.
KnAAZ posts advertisements for open vacancies. One of them is a radio physicist engineer who performs technological control of radio-absorbing materials, checks the metallization of the airframe and canopy glazing for electromagnetic uniformity.
They offer to pay from 85 thousand rubles with a 5/2 schedule, only higher education is required. KnAAZ also promises to compensate 20 thousand rubles for housing rental for non-residents.
Recall that in Komsomolsk-on-Amur, the assembly and testing of the SJ-100 aircraft with Russian PD-8 engines are underway.