Sr Advanced Electrical Systems Engineer (Relo Assistance!)

Honeywell Aerospace•Tucson, AZ

8d•Hybrid

About The Position

As an Sr Advanced Electrical Systems Engineer here at Honeywell Aerospace, you will be part of a team that designs, develops, and integrates highly complex systems for APU (Auxiliary Power Unit) gas turbine engines within Honeywell Aerospace. Your role will be pivotal in creating system solutions that directly address the evolving needs of our customers. With ownership of systems and components at every aspect of the systems life cycle, from the front end of business development through the product end of life, you will be integral to our mission. You will work across disciplines within the APU Control Systems department, which is part of the Engines & Power Systems business, to drive growth and reach critical business milestones. In this role, you will have the unique opportunity to lead and be responsible for all aspects of APU control systems engineering, emphasizing production and factory support for electronic control units. This includes design aspects, obsolescence, revising drawings at all levels/sub-assemblies, etc. Your leadership will be crucial in guiding a team of engineers who will collaborate to support the site. Responsibilities also include managing engineering support cases and distributing the team's workload. With your expertise, you will ensure ECNs (Engineering Change Notice) meet high-quality standards and optimize review cycles for increased productivity. You will also plan the substantiation needed for all product support cases, including testing when required. Other products to be supported include ECUs (Electronic Control Unit) for Cabin Pressure systems and Engine Propulsion.

Requirements

Designs, develops, and integrates highly complex systems for APU (Auxiliary Power Unit) gas turbine engines.
Creates system solutions that directly address the evolving needs of customers.
Owns systems and components at every aspect of the systems life cycle, from business development through product end of life.
Works across disciplines within the APU Control Systems department.
Leads and is responsible for all aspects of APU control systems engineering, emphasizing production and factory support for electronic control units.
Handles design aspects, obsolescence, and revising drawings at all levels/sub-assemblies.
Manages engineering support cases and distributes team's workload.
Ensures ECNs (Engineering Change Notice) meet high-quality standards and optimizes review cycles.
Plans substantiation needed for all product support cases, including testing when required.
Supports ECUs (Electronic Control Unit) for Cabin Pressure systems and Engine Propulsion.

Nice To Haves

Travel: up to 10%

Responsibilities

Responsible for resolving production support cases and releasing any associated Engineering Change Notices.
Responsible for technical substantiation of design changes related to production and factory support.
Guide other engineers and partner with project engineers to distribute the workload for the production support cases.
Collaborate with other engineering support teams such as component engineering, materials, mechanical, certification, test services, configuration management, data management, etc.
Responsible for approved source list drawings or build-to-print drawings – ensure supplier drawings and/or parts are compliant with Honeywell Aerospace drawing and governing requirements
Responsible for reconciling product requirements with system-level or customer requirements
Responsible for integration of product design into larger system and application – must know the function of the part as well as its contribution to larger functions
Responsible for all supplier, customer, and project engineering communication concerning product development and production support.
Responsible for participating in planning & scheduling, integrating supplier schedule into program schedule, and establishing program milestones (at component level)
Responsible for coordination memo authorship, tracking/log, and responses to suppliers and customers