Neil Le Mesurier
About Neil Le Mesurier
Neil Le Mesurier serves as the Manual Delivery Team Lead and has held various engineering and technical roles over his career, primarily in Derby, United Kingdom.
Work at Belcan
Neil Le Mesurier has held multiple roles at Belcan, contributing to various engineering and technical projects. He has served as a Manual Delivery Team Lead since 2019, overseeing a team in Derby, United Kingdom. In addition to this role, he has worked as a Life Cycle Engineer since 2018, where he focuses on the lifecycle management of engineering projects. His experience at Belcan also includes a position as a Technical Author, which he has held since 2010, where he is responsible for creating and maintaining technical documentation.
Previous Employment History
Before joining Belcan, Neil Le Mesurier worked at BAE Systems as a Mechanical Inspector from 2005 to 2010. In this role, he was responsible for ensuring the quality and compliance of mechanical components. Prior to that, he was employed at Serco as a Line Controller from 2001 to 2006, where he managed production lines and ensured operational efficiency. These roles provided him with a solid foundation in engineering and quality assurance.
Engineering Experience
Neil Le Mesurier has extensive engineering experience, spanning over two decades. His current roles at Belcan involve significant responsibilities in both lifecycle engineering and technical documentation. His background as a Mechanical Inspector at BAE Systems and as a Line Controller at Serco has equipped him with a comprehensive understanding of engineering processes and quality control. His work as an XWB In-Service Engineer since 2016 further enhances his expertise in aircraft systems and maintenance.
Career Timeline
Neil Le Mesurier's career spans several key positions in the engineering sector. He began his career at Serco from 2001 to 2006, followed by a five-year tenure at BAE Systems from 2005 to 2010. He then transitioned to various roles at Belcan, starting as a Technical Author in 2010, followed by his positions as XWB In-Service Engineer, Life Cycle Engineer, and Manual Delivery Team Lead. His career reflects a steady progression in responsibilities and expertise within the engineering field.