Senior Applications Operations Engineer - Remote

GE Aerospace; Norwalk (CT); Remote; USD 131,000 - 174,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Remote-friendly

Job summary

GE Aerospace is seeking an experienced Engineering Operations leader to support and maintain critical applications and data processing platforms. You will drive incident management, automation, and modernization across engineering pods for US and UK users.

You will lead the team in improving KPIs, SLAs, and integration with cybersecurity and regulatory requirements (CMMC/NIST). A strong background in Linux, AWS, and CI/CD is essential for success.

Qualifications

• Minimum 5 years in Application Operations or enterprise engineering support.
• Hands-on Linux server administration in development, test, and prod.
• Experience with regulated aerospace/defense environments is a plus.
• Legal authorization to work in the U.S. without sponsorship.

Responsibilities

• Serve as senior operations authority across engineering pods for US/UK users.
• Define and improve operational KPIs and SLAs; communicate status to leadership.
• Lead incident, problem, and change management; RCA for high-severity issues.
• Hands-on Linux/Windows server administration across environments.
• Partner with cybersecurity/compliance to meet regulatory requirements (CMMC/NIST).

Skills

Linux admin

AWS usage

Automation scripting

Agile delivery

Leadership coaching

Education

Bachelor's degree + 5+ yrs

Associate's degree + 8+ yrs

High School Diploma + 10+ yrs

Tools

IBM Rational Synergy

Rational DOORS Next

Rational DOORS Classic

GitHub

Jenkins

Artifactory

Ansible

ServiceNow

Job description

GE Aerospace is seeking an experienced Engineering Operations leader to support and maintain critical applications and data processing platforms. You will drive incident management, automation, and modernization across engineering pods for US and UK users.

You will lead the team in improving KPIs, SLAs, and integration with cybersecurity and regulatory requirements (CMMC/NIST). A strong background in Linux, AWS, and CI/CD is essential for success.