Engineer, Mechanical Systems - Service Engineering*

Working Time
Full time
Functional Area
Engineering
Reference Code
ENG#026
Hierarchy Level
Non-Management
Years of Experience
05-08
Shift Required
OTH
Shift Hrs
as needed
Weekend Required
YES
Organizational Unit
SERVICE ENGINEERING
Work Contract Type
Direct
Education Details
Education Type
Field of Education
Education Level
Preferred Disciplines
Other Degree
College
Engineering
Bachelors
Mechanical, Aerospace
Qualification Requirements
Engineering
Flight Control Systems
5-8 yrs
Hardware Design
3-5 yrs
Hardware Development
3-5 yrs
Smart Actuators
0-3 yrs
Job Functions/Work Summary
To meet the needs of this position, the individual must have a general
understanding of the customer service/support environment. The
individual must have the insight to lead mechanical systems
field improvements back
into product design. A strong understanding of aircraft mechanical
systems, such as bleed air, environmental control, pressurization,
temperature control, air conditioning (vapor cycle), and
electromechanical actuation
systems, is highly desirable.
Secondary Skills: The individual must be familiar with Engineering
Change Documentation, such as: Engineering Change Request, Engineering
Change Notice, Engineering Change Order and
Accelerated Engineering
Change Orders. In addition, the individual will, in conjunction with
other Service Engineers in the group, address production support issues.
Primary Responsibilities: Serve as a systems specialist engineer for
Mechanical System components within the Service Engineering group
focusing on resolution of technical issues with
production and fielded aircraft.
Lead the efforts to develop and improve troubleshooting information
within the Fault Isolation Manual for Mechanical Systems. Analyze data
from the E500 Data Storage Unit to define aircraft
troubleshooting and define
opportunities for system reliability improvements. Evaluate field


Job Posting for Engineer, Mechanical Systems
- Service Engineering*
feedback regarding system improvements and lead changes into production
or back through the componenet supplier, through core
engineering, as
necessary. Lead efforts into defining and developing aircraft service
bulletins, service letters, and other engineering directives. Some
travel is required to support customer aircraft
troubleshooting.