Component Design Engineer: Turbomachinery - Cold End Design (Fans, Compressors, and Rotatives)

Rolls-Royce•Indianapolis, IN

1d•Hybrid

About The Position

As a Component Design Engineer for gas turbine Turbomachinery components, you will be part of the global Engineering, Technology & Safety (ET&S) Turbomachinery organization. You will develop complex engineering solutions that satisfy cutting-edge aerospace functional and physical requirements and exhibit robustness for manufacturing capability. Within your assigned propulsion system program, you’ll be responsible for developing, assessing, and delivering high-performance gas turbine turbomachinery components that push the envelope with performance, life, and efficiency.

Requirements

A Bachelor’s degree in Engineering with 2+ years of experience in design engineering, Mechanical and/or Aerospace Engineering OR; A Master’s degree in Mechanical and/or Aerospace Engineering OR; JD/PHD in Mechanical and/or Aerospace Engineering.
Must be a US Citizen or permanent resident.

Nice To Haves

Experience with turbine component design methods and practices to include component integrity, Structural Analysis, Thermals and Lifing spreadsheets.
Experience with coatings and their application within turbine and hot section systems.
Broader experience with rotating and static component design in highly stressed or critical assemblies.
Experience working with Siemens NX, Teamcenter and/or ANSYS Workbench.
Experience with the definition release process and GD&T.
Experience with computer programming and design optimization.
Experience working with manufacturing and/or quality, especially with regards to the assessment of non-conforming hardware.

Responsibilities

Create component design definition in accordance with module, system, and customer interface requirements.
Create dimensional tolerance stacks, establish Geometric Dimensioning & Tolerancing (GD&T) requirements, and support manufacturing to produce conforming hardware.
Support the supply chain in procuring hardware including review of supplier documentation, assessment of non-conforming hardware, and review of supplier change proposals.
Review and approve component requirements for their responsible sub-system’s hardware.
Develop, approve, and execute validation plans to demonstrate compliance to the requirements.
Present and defend design solutions and technical work to program leadership and other stakeholders.
Support manufacturing, assembly, service, and aftermarket issues promptly as they arise to keep production on target and the fleet in operation.
Perform a leadership role in investigations of in-service and/or development hardware issues including Engine Investigations, failure analysis, root cause / corrective action (RCCA), Technical Variance consultation, reporting, and documentation.
Share findings with the global turbomachinery team in accordance with export control regulations.