As an Engine Assembly Responsible Engineer you will be responsible for owning top-level engine CAD models. Depending on the phase of the program and the engine configuration that you are owning, this role will entail: Lead CAD release and configuration control for production engine assemblies, ensuring accurate eBOM structures and smooth downstream integration Own engine layout and packaging trades, including definition of Keep-in-Zone (KiZ) and Keep-out-Zone (KoZ) boundaries Design and analyze Integrated Design hardware (fluid manifolds, tubing, ducting, secondary structures) and execute rapid design tweaks to support engine testing Drive cross-functional alignment as point of contact for Vehicle, Avionics, Manufacturing, Integration, and Test teams Define engine assembly tolerances/requirements as defined on Interface Control Diagrams (ICDs.) - Establish and standardize best practices across the Propulsion organization for things like fittings, bolts, seals, etc. Champion the change management process and help continuously improve it. - Own tracking of key engine metrics, like mass and part count Partner with the Integration/Manufacturing team by reviewing and continuously improving Process Plans, Work Orders, and Non-Conformances Strive to set downstream stakeholders up for success by enabling increased engine build rates and quality. Provide floor support at times to resolve build issues