The Mechanical Integrity Engineer supports the Design function by analyzing proposed designs to ensure they are robust and meet requirements. The role recommends design optimizations and applies Robust Engineering (Design for Process Excellence) principles. It conducts aeros/thermal, acoustic, and structural mechanical design and analysis, including selecting and developing numerical models, establishing interdisciplinary boundary conditions, performing calculations, checking plausibility, analyzing results, and proposing improvements. The engineer resolves technical problems by evaluating information from multiple sources and applying engineering knowledge and judgment. They are responsible for defined technical packages or investigations, delivering to program milestones within agreed cost, schedule, and quality requirements. The role also serves as a point of contact within an engineering discipline, shares subject-matter knowledge, advises customers, and may coach colleagues on technically authoritative matters. The engineer is expected to align work with company and function objectives, uphold professional engineering values, and promote continuous improvement in tools, processes, and methods. This is a full-time hybrid position based in Indianapolis, Indiana, with an average of three days onsite per week. Relocation assistance is available as applicable. Applicants must be U.S. citizens.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level