Aerospace Instrumentation Design Engineer

Akkodis; Cincinnati (OH); On-site; USD 55,000 - 66,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

Life insurance

Short-term disability

401K plan

Job summary

Akkodis is seeking an Instrumentation Design Engineer for an Aviation/Aerospace company in Evendale, OH. You will help design instrumentation applications for commercial and military jet engine components.

Pay range is $40-$48 per hour, negotiable based on experience and location. This role involves engineering direction, project access via IWS, adherence to OPIs, and defining sensor requirements to meet customer needs.

Qualifications

• Design instrumentation for development engine hardware to meet quality and functional objectives.
• Establish sensor requirements to meet customer measurement needs on engine components.
• Work within Instrumentation Workflow System (IWS) and adhere to OPIs and reference documents.

Responsibilities

• Provide engineering direction, specifications, procedures, and drawings for instrumentation applications on development engine hardware.
• Obtain access to and work on assigned projects in the Instrumentation Workflow System (IWS).
• Obtain access to and utilize/adhere to Operating Procedures and Instructions (OPIs) and appropriate design practices and reference documents.
• Establish sensor requirements to meet customer measurement needs on engine components.
• Design, analyze, or evaluate assigned projects using sound engineering principles while adhering to standards and requirements.

Skills

Instrumentation design

Engineering direction

Tools

IWS

OPIs

Job description

Akkodis is seeking an Instrumentation Design Engineer for an Aviation/Aerospace company in Evendale, OH. You will help design instrumentation applications for commercial and military jet engine components.

Pay range is $40-$48 per hour, negotiable based on experience and location. This role involves engineering direction, project access via IWS, adherence to OPIs, and defining sensor requirements to meet customer needs.