Job Title: Sr, Mgr., Head of Dynamic Systems USA Products and AW609 System Engineer (Rotor Systems)
Department: Engineering
Reports to: LH US VP of Engineering and Head of Rotor Technical Area.
Location(s): Philadelphia, PA with occasional domestic and international travel.
Dynamic System USA Products
Overall responsibility for the Dynamic System team based in US, that includes Drive System, Rotors and Fatigue technical areas.
AW609 System Engineer, Chief Project and Technical Leader for the Rotor System
2. Essential Duties and Responsibilities: (Specifically describe the essential duties and responsibilities with estimated percentage of time that is spent on each).
Duties and Responsibilities for Dynamic System USA products:
% Time
1.
Ensure integration, qualification and certification at system level upon delegation from the Dynamic Systems Technical Areas.
5
2.
Accountable for the specific design activities and customer’s modifications performed in US in full alignment with Dynamic Systems Technical Areas.
5
3.
Accountable for technical certification activities for the Dynamic Systems and to show design compliance of the technical solutions to the FAA. Work closely with the FAA and DER in supporting showing compliance to applicable technical, programmatic and certification requirements.
15
4.
Jointly support, together with LH Heads of Rotor, Fatigue and Transmission Technical Areas, the planning and execution of activities for an efficient demonstration of compliance of the design solutions across the product lines.
30
5.
Coordinate and be responsible for day-by-day management of Rotors, Drive Systems and Fatigue Technical Leaders.
10
6.
Together with Area/Discipline managers, execute performance review of TL and engineers and develop the competence plan and career development for each member of the team.
5
7.
Responsible for coordinating with Head of Technical Areas, the SOW for the activities to be done by their team every year in order to define, working with Engineering Governance, their budget based on activities.
15
8.
Responsible for the cost center Budget and the EVMS plans for LH US Dynamic Systems activities
15
TOTAL:
100%
Duties and Responsibilities for AW609 System Engineer, Chief Project and Technical Leader for
the Rotor System:
% of Time
1.
Lead the cross-geo Rotor System technical team to develop design solutions and to show compliance at system and component level to applicable technical, programmatic, and certification related requirements. Also:
20
2.
Be the primary FAA interface with the responsibility to ensure design compliance, being experts of FAA requirements and processes, resourcing to technical teams, local or remote, when needed.
15
3.
Show compliance to AW609 Certification requirements (operational, performance, dynamic, static strength and fatigue), ensuring proper collection, review and approval of deliverables demonstrating compliance criteria. Develop, deliver and manage detailed design data, technical specifications, test plans, technical reports and ensure technical management of Suppliers for the demonstration of compliance of bought-out components/systems.
20
4.
Resolve certification issues through discussions with authorities/DER’s, to address aircraft integration issues, and to provide dispositions for flight test squawks /test article deviations.
10
5.
Analyze, classify and sentence MDR/Concessions, Deviation Permits and NIs according to the LH procedures and authorizations as per ATE role.
10
7.
Conduct aircraft-level tests.
5
8.
Support industrialization, continued airworthiness, customer support/training, sales & marketing, and post-TC development activities for relevant system or discipline.
10
9.
Coordinate with global supply chain, AW609 Integrated Development Teams, Quality, and Operations to ensure alignment across physical, functional, and organizational interfaces. Effectively communicate to all levels of the organization.
10
TOTAL:
100%
A. Education
MS degree in Mechanical or Aerospace Engineering
B. Experience
C. Competencies & Attributes
1.
Strong understanding of component structural testing to show compliance to static and fatigue strength requirements. Good understanding and practical experience in damage/flaw tolerance fatigue methodologies. Strong understanding of composite and metal rotor and transmission design and analysis, tiltrotor design and digital product definition using CATIA v5/v6.
2.
Practical experience with FAA certification processes.
3.
Proven experience to create plans, communicate them, and execute them efficiently across a diverse and complex organization. EVMS experience required.
4.
Strong communication and presentation skills, ability to effectively communicate to all levels of the organization, ability to negotiate win-win solutions in the presence of conflict and ambiguity, and ability to be a persuasive advocate to internal and external customers.
5.
High integrity and technical expertise as necessary to interface with certification authorities for Rotor System, Drive System, and Fatigue.
6.
Strong experience with proprotor blades and hubs, analysis, installation design, and tiltrotor design loads/criteria, digital product definition using CATIA v5/v6, and fatigue methodology.
7.
High integrity and technical expertise as necessary to qualify as an AW609 DER for Rotor.
Equal Opportunity Employer/Vet/Disability
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