Programme PMO- Military derivatives (F/H)
Airbus · Toulouse Area
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- Company
- Airbus
- Location
- Toulouse Area
- Posted
- October 16, 2026
About this job
Job Description: Airbus Defence and Space is looking for a PATMAR programme PMO to join our Department based in Toulouse, France. PATMAR programme is being defined as a Derivative Civil Airbus platform (A321). It is a new product that is being defined (a Maritine Patrol Aircraft, based on a A321 platform, apart from other DGA requirements). The DGA has contracted Airbus with an initial phase of EDLR, (18 months) with a global time frame of the programme going beyond 2030. Your challenges: This position is defined to be part of the PMO MFT, whose mission is to ensure the achievement of every programme objective, through the integration and coordination of the following processes: Integrated Planning management Risk and Opportunities management Integration and coordination with the rest of…
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