Dimensional Management Engineer — GD&T & Tolerance Analysis

RTX; El Paso (TX); On-site; USD 87,000 - 165,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

medical

dental

vision

life insurance

short-term disability

long-term disability

401(k) match

flexible spending accounts

flexible work schedules

employee assistance program

Employee Scholar Program

parental leave

paid time off

holidays

annual short-term and/or long-term …

Job summary

RTX is seeking a Mechanical Dimensional Management Engineer to join the PDM/CPR team onsite in multiple locations, including Tucson, AZ. The role focuses on implementing mechanical producibility improvements, GD&T application, and tolerance optimization across new and existing programs.

The engineer collaborates with Mechanical Engineering, Materials and Processes, and Design teams to ensure manufacturability and cost-effective production, with occasional domestic travel expected.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in STEM with 5+ years of professional engineering experience.
• Experience applying GD&T principles (ASME Y14.5).
• Knowledge of statistical tolerancing methods (Monte Carlo, MRSS, RSS).
• Understanding of kinematic principles for assemblies.
• CAD modeling experience; CREO preferred.

Responsibilities

• Perform detailed three-dimensional tolerance analyses and evaluate design requirements to calculate margins and capabilities.
• Develop coordinated datum flows and document via drawings and ICDs.
• Apply GD&T on technical data packages and lead Dimensional Management processes.
• Collaborate with design, manufacturing, and supply chain to optimize tolerances and cost.
• Assist in inspection planning for internal inspection and supplier validation.

Skills

GD&T

Statistical tolerancing

Kinematic analysis

Assemblies design

Fabrication processes

Inspection planning

GD&T certification

CMMs

Siemens VSA

High-rate production

Education

Bachelors in STEM

Tools

CREO

Job description

RTX is seeking a Mechanical Dimensional Management Engineer to join the PDM/CPR team onsite in multiple locations, including Tucson, AZ. The role focuses on implementing mechanical producibility improvements, GD&T application, and tolerance optimization across new and existing programs.

The engineer collaborates with Mechanical Engineering, Materials and Processes, and Design teams to ensure manufacturability and cost-effective production, with occasional domestic travel expected.