Reporting to the Manager of MRB Engineering, the MRB Engineer is responsible for providing timely and accurate evaluation and disposition of non-conforming Landing Gear materials and components in support of Collins Landing Systems in-production Military Programs. Prior to being delegated engineering signature authority, the typical on-the-job training period alongside experienced MRB Engineers is 24-36 months. What You Will Do: Evaluate nonconforming material for acceptability and flightworthiness (i.e. Scrap, Rework, Repair and Use as is). The nonconforming conditions will vary significantly by material, type, severity and stage in which they are discovered. Some common examples of nonconformances are outlined below. Surface defects such as corrosion, pitting, tool marks, tool lines, excessive microfinish, false cuts and gouges, handling damage, dropped incident hardware. Assembly rejections, including parts not fitting properly and other non-conformances found on finished and painted parts. Specification violations related to NDT processes, welding, heat treatment, shot peening, electroplating, grinding of coatings, embrittlement bake, stress relief, incorrect or expired coatings, paints, sealants, etc. Out of tolerance, excessive taper and/or out-of-round outer diameters and inner diameters. Undersized lug thicknesses, slot dimensions, lug walls, etc. Mislocated features, true position deviations, lack of parallelism, excessive TIR, poor symmetry and other geometric deviations relating to common Landing Gear components. Provide coverage on weekends, holidays, and off-shifts per a pre-established schedule when required. What You Will Learn: Landing Gear functionality, assembly, and testing Elements of Landing Gear Materials and Processing Engineering, Design Engineering, Stress Engineering and Performance Engineering Rework and Repair of Landing Gear components and expertise in authoring detailed instructions that restore parts to a Flightworthy condition Lifecycle of Landing Gear (from initial manufacture through to Operation in Service) Detailed manufacturing steps for common Landing Gear materials (High Strength Steel, Aluminum, Titanium, Corrosion-Resistant Steel, etc.) MRB Engineering roles and responsibilities within the Material Review Board and Collins Landing Gear Quality Management System
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level