Staff Engineer — Turbine Airfoil Design (Secret Clearance)

GE Aerospace; Cincinnati (OH); Vor Ort; USD 120.000 - 160.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

GE Aerospace is seeking a Staff Engineer in Cincinnati/Evendale, OH to lead turbine airfoil design for a military NPI program. The role reports to an Engineering manager and involves mentoring a multi-discipline team on complex engine components.

Expect responsibilities spanning design, analysis, development, and process improvement with strong stakeholder collaboration. Required is a Bachelor’s degree in engineering, at least 5 years in turbine airfoil/blade/nozzle design, and U.S.

Qualifikationen

• Bachelor's degree in engineering from an accredited university or college.
• Minimum of 5 years of Turbine Airfoil, Blade and/or Nozzle component design experience.
• US Citizenship with ability to obtain a U.S. Government security clearance (Secret).

Aufgaben

• Execute design, analysis, or evaluation of projects using sound engineering principles and standards.
• Perform mechanical and/or electrical engineering activities for turbines and related products.
• Develop specialized knowledge in your discipline and serve as a best-practices resource.
• Contribute to strategy development, policy, and on-time delivery within responsibility area.
• Apply data-driven reasoning and cross-functional collaboration to improve quality and efficiency.
• Lead smaller projects with moderate risk and mentor junior team members.

Kenntnisse

Turbine airfoil design

Blade design

Nozzle design

Ausbildung

Bachelor's degree in engineering

Jobbeschreibung

GE Aerospace is seeking a Staff Engineer in Cincinnati/Evendale, OH to lead turbine airfoil design for a military NPI program. The role reports to an Engineering manager and involves mentoring a multi-discipline team on complex engine components.

Expect responsibilities spanning design, analysis, development, and process improvement with strong stakeholder collaboration. Required is a Bachelor’s degree in engineering, at least 5 years in turbine airfoil/blade/nozzle design, and U.S.