Engineering - Air Systems/Pneumatics

Axius Group, LLC; Wichita (KS); On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Bombardier is seeking a Professional Engineer in Air Systems/Pneumatics in Wichita. You will perform systems engineering activities for aircraft pneumatic systems, support architecture, requirements, integration with suppliers, and certification documentation.

The role covers test platforms, production and in-service troubleshooting, and cross-functional engineering collaboration to meet program milestones and engineering standards.

Qualifications

• Proven ability to perform systems engineering activities for aircraft pneumatic systems.
• Work with architecture, requirements definition, integration and supplier coordination.
• Prepare and review certification and test documentation.

Responsibilities

• Act as a systems engineer for pneumatics in support of aircraft systems requirements.
• Define pneumatic system architecture, prepare specifications and requirements, and conduct modeling and trade studies.
• Ensure validation, verification and adherence to program schedules and standards.
• Review and approve vendor drawings, test procedures, and certification documents.
• Support test platforms, flight tests, and production troubleshooting.

Skills

Pneumatics systems engineering

Requirements definition

Systems integration

Design review

Validation & verification

Certification documentation

Technical issue resolution

Job description

Summary

The Professional Engineering - Air Systems/Pneumatics role is responsible for performing systems engineering activities related to aircraft pneumatic systems. This position supports pneumatic system architecture, requirements definition, integration, supplier coordination, design review, validation, verification, certification documentation, and technical issue resolution. The role also supports test platforms, production and in-service troubleshooting, technical reporting, and cross-functional engineering activities while ensuring adherence to program schedules, milestones, and engineering standards.

The Professional Engineering - Air Systems/Pneumatics role is responsible for performing systems engineering activities related to aircraft pneumatic systems. This position supports pneumatic system architecture, requirements definition, integration, supplier coordination, design review, validation, verification, certification documentation, and technical issue resolution. The role also supports test platforms, production and in-service troubleshooting, technical reporting, and cross-functional engineering activities while ensuring adherence to program schedules, milestones, and engineering standards.

Essential Functions

• Act as a systems engineer and carry out pneumatics discipline activities in support of aircraft systems engineering requirements


• Assure integration and interface management of assigned systems and coordinate with internal groups and suppliers


• Define pneumatic system architecture, prepare specifications and requirements, and conduct functional modeling and trade studies


• Ensure engineering requirements management, validation, and verification


• Manage suppliers from an engineering project and engineering technical perspective


• Review and approve engineering design documents, including vendor drawings, test procedures, acceptance test procedures, qualification reports, and certification documents


• Document technical engineering analysis, ground test results, and flight test results


• Prepare engineering technical reports to show compliance with applicable certification requirements


• Support the build and operation of test platforms, including rigs and flight test vehicles


• Work within multi-disciplinary teams to address product engineering definition and issue resolution


• Prepare design change modifications and optimized solutions


• Support production and in-service teams in troubleshooting engineering systems-related issues


• Ensure adherence to program schedules and milestones


• Contribute to Knowledge Domain and Bombardier Engineering System initiatives