Completions Liaison Mechanical Tech Spec I

Gulfstream•Saint Louis, MO

About The Position

Assists with planning, coordinating, and performing design, analysis, and liaison engineering in support of the development and production of Gulfstream products and services. Liaison engineers troubleshoot problems arising during the build, installation, and certification of Gulfstream aircraft interiors. The role creates corrective engineering for new and derivative interior furnishings and amenities for outfitting new, custom, and in-service aircraft, updates or revises engineering data, creates new engineering, and coordinates corrective engineering with relevant parties. It also develops alternative design approaches and establishes design verification. The position contributes to important engineering projects, provides specialized technical assistance, and applies advanced techniques and modified extensions of theories to solve difficult problems. The employee develops approaches to solutions within schedule and cost objectives, works under limited supervision, and acts as a liaison with representatives outside the assigned group or area. The role is based in Savannah, is on the first shift, and may require occasional off-shift and weekend hours when program milestones require. Travel is up to 25%.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree, or an equivalent combination of education and experience sufficient to perform the essential job functions.
Five years in a specific technical discipline or 10 years of broad engineering experience across several technical disciplines.
Experience using CATIA V5 to create, update, or modify design engineering drawings and models.
Ability to apply design standards consistent with company standards and accepted design methods to meet manufacturing, quality, and schedule requirements.
Self-motivation and ability to develop an approach from initial procedure review through data processing and task optimization, and communicate technical information to a wide range of audiences to meet customer needs.
Willingness to work occasional off-shift and weekend hours when program milestones require.
Ability to read, write, speak, and understand English.
Related advanced-degree experience credit is limited to two years for a master's degree and four years for a Ph.D. in fields applicable to the job.

Nice To Haves

Advanced degree in an engineering-related field.
Knowledge of 14 CFR 25 Subpart H—EWIS-based design.
Experience using SmarTeam.
Experience routing and installing aircraft wiring systems and integrating them into aircraft interiors using CATIA V5 EHI workbench.
Mechanical engineering experience with aircraft cabin interiors and systems.

Responsibilities

Troubleshoot issues arising from the build, installation, and certification of Gulfstream aircraft interiors.
Create corrective engineering for new and derivative interior furnishings and amenities for new, custom, and in-service aircraft.
Update and revise engineering data, create new engineering, and coordinate corrective engineering with relevant parties.
Develop alternative design approaches and establish design verification.
Contribute to planning, developing, and coordinating important engineering projects.
Provide specialized technical assistance to team members.
Develop approaches to technical solutions within schedule and cost objectives.
Act as a liaison with representatives outside the assigned group or area.
Improve daily processes and ensure work meets customer requirements.
Maintain current knowledge of developments in the specialty and related aircraft fields, and recommend innovations to improve product quality and effectiveness.
Perform other duties as assigned.