Immanuel Oyetunde
Company: Airbus
Job title: Wing Structures Engineer
Immanuel is a Wing Structures Design Engineer at Airbus, where he specialises in flight safety and airworthiness. After navigating a non-traditional educational path following a move between the UK and Nigeria, Immanuel discovered a passion for aviation at college and entered the industry through an Airbus Degree Apprenticeship, becoming the first person in his family to graduate.
Now approaching his sixth year with the company, Immanuel collaborates daily with international teams to analyse aircraft data and ensure global fleet safety. He is a strong advocate for the industry, using his own journey to show that there are many different, rewarding routes into a successful aerospace career.
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