Design Engineer II (Onsite)

Pratt & Whitney•Midland, GA

7d•Onsite

About The Position

This is an Aftermarket and Sustainment Engineering (ASE) repair/limits design role based at Columbus Engine Center (CEC) in Columbus, Georgia. The activities supporting engine overhauls will be to identify, react, and create required technical data to minimize engine shop visit cost and turnaround time (TAT), and to prevent or mitigate engine work-stops. As a Design Engineer II at Pratt & Whitney, you will respond to EagleNet tasks, meeting cost, schedule and quality metrics consistent with engineering standard work and ASE Management Process Guidelines (MPG). You will establish repair/limits concept, design and validation substantiation requirements for technical dialog or engineering authorizations relating to repairs and alterations. You will form created repair technical data, obtain internal technical approvals, FAA regulatory approval and coordination with the end user. You will liaison with CEC staff and Component Integrated Product Team (CIPT) members to minimize engine shop visit DAT TAT and to prevent or mitigate engine work-stops. You will provide engineering standard work suggestions to continuously improve repair/limit development process. You will drive continuous improvement activities and robust root cause investigations to ensure ASE and P&W continue to deliver world class customer and shareholder value.

Requirements

Master’s degree in Aerospace Engineering or Mechanical Engineering obtained by start date.
Experience in the use of Unigraphics/NX or similar CAD application
Minimum 3.0 Cumulative GPA
Experience may be obtained through on-the-job experience, research, coursework, or projects.

Nice To Haves

Demonstrated ability to work independently and manage multiple tasks
Experience with written and verbal communication with the ability to develop effective working relationships
Overhaul/repair shop experience and exposure to project, cost and schedule management
Experience with manufacturing processes, such as machining, plating, thermal coatings
Experience with participating in process improvement efforts and demonstrating analytical skills
Prior RTX internship, co-op, or work experience.

Responsibilities

Respond to EagleNet tasks, meeting cost, schedule and quality metrics consistent with engineering standard work and ASE Management Process Guidelines (MPG).
Establish repair/limits concept, design and validation substantiation requirements for technical dialog or engineering authorizations relating to repairs and alterations.
Form created repair technical data, obtain internal technical approvals, FAA regulatory approval and coordination with the end user.
Liaison with CEC staff and Component Integrated Product Team (CIPT) members to minimize engine shop visit DAT TAT and to prevent or mitigate engine work-stops.
Provide engineering standard work suggestions to continuously improve repair/limit development process.
Drive continuous improvement activities and robust root cause investigations to ensure ASE and P&W continue to deliver world class customer and shareholder value.