Senior Source Approval Engineer – Engine Hardware

Pratt & Whitney; East Hartford (CT); Hybrid; USD 107,500 - 204,500; Full time

Job summary

Pratt & Whitney in East Hartford, CT, is seeking an experienced engineer to lead the review and approval of critical manufacturing and repair processes across aftermarket sources for engine hardware. This role is hybrid and requires U.S. citizenship.

You will qualify supplier repair processes, evaluate materials, document results to support process qualification, and travel to global sources to witness readiness, while estimating repair costs and developing standard work.

Qualifications

• Bachelor of Science in Engineering or equivalent with 8+ years of experience.
• 7+ years in design, manufacturing or materials engineering related to welding, brazing, shot peening, heat treatment, surface finishing, bearing refurb., joining, coating, chemical processes, stripping, adhesives, composites, or surface treatments.

Responsibilities

• Review and approve critical processes across Aftermarket sources for engine hardware.
• Review supplier repair processes for commercial and military hardware per DER-approved data.
• Evaluate materials and gas turbine engine hardware and related processing needs.
• Review operation sheets, process monitoring, testing, and material analysis.
• Document data/results to substantiate qualification and generate standard work.

Skills

Materials engineering

Welding

Heat treatment

Surface finishing

Bearing refurb

Joining

Coatings

Adhesive bonding

Composites

Process qualification

Education

Bachelor of Science in Engineering or equivalent

Advanced degree in related field

Job description

Pratt & Whitney in East Hartford, CT, is seeking an experienced engineer to lead the review and approval of critical manufacturing and repair processes across aftermarket sources for engine hardware. This role is hybrid and requires U.S. citizenship.

You will qualify supplier repair processes, evaluate materials, document results to support process qualification, and travel to global sources to witness readiness, while estimating repair costs and developing standard work.