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GE Aerospace Fluids Components Engineer - (E3) - Advanced Controls & Accessories in Queretaro, Mexico
Job Description Summary
Job Description
As a Fluid Components Engineer you will be involved in the design, testing and supplier management related to the fuel and/or oil aircraft engine components (such as pumps, valves, actuators, heat exchangers, etc.) for the next generation of commercial aviation products. In this role you will be interfacing with different disciplines besides Fluid Systems such as Electrical Systems, Configurations, Product Definition among others to ensure timely execution of engineering processes and the corresponding hardware delivery for engine tests. You will also participate in engineering analysis and technology readiness assessment for state-of-the-art technology related to fluid systems components.
You will also interact with our counterparts globally and drive correct interaction among engineering teams for Fluid Systems component and their integration into design processes.
Roles and Responsibilities
Lead and execute engineering processes for fluid component design and supplier selection
Develop the necessary documentation such as Requests for Quotation and Statements Of Work to ensure supplier delivery in both quality and in time
Establish and execute analysis, trade-off studies and investigations to meet program milestones
Gather and provide status of current work and track progress via program management tools
Collaborate with the Advanced Technologies Organization globally and ensure work progress is according to target dates
Identify technical and program risks that may represent significant roadblocks and execute risk avoidance / mitigation actions
Coach and mentor technical teams to ensure business continuity
Coordinate system level requirements and transform them to tangible products
Effectively support the Engineering organizations, meeting the KPIs and business targets defined (such as OTD, FTY, Savings, budgets) as well as identifying leading indicators
Close collaboration with engineering organizations (local and global) towards a clear vision and short/long term priorities alignment
Maintain resource flexibility to adapt to the dynamic environment.
Minimum Job Requirements:
Bachelor’s Degree in Mechanical Engineering, Mechatronics Engineering or equivalent
Experience working with Control Systems, Electrical or Fuel Systems on New Product Introduction, New Technology Introduction, or similar processes
Experience coaching and mentoring others
Understanding of aircraft engine operation and the physics behind it
Experience on fluids components and sub-components such as valves, pumps or actuators
Experience working with suppliers and/or RSP
Expertise interpreting Fuel Systems schematics and monitoring systems
Engine certification process experience, Tollgate Reviews experience
Experience documenting Engineering Test plans and results in TPS and DRB Tool
Solid contribution in a similar role or previous position
Demonstrated outstanding technical skills and experience aligned with the team’s scope
Demonstrated skills or the ability to document, plan, market, execute, control, close, and manage tasks
Excellent presentation skills
Ability to adapt plans due to changes in scope and communicate it to multiple stakeholders in a timely manner
Ability to influence others beyond Engineering
Able to maintain a normal day-to-day fluid conversation in English
Additional Information
Relocation Assistance Provided: No