Propulsion Engineer

1. Engine Workscoping

Prescribe workscopes for engine repair or overhaul.

Liaise with customers to report and discuss engine condition and technical issues.

Integrate customer requirements into internal work processes.

Liaise with OEM for technical support and latest technical updates.

1. New Capability Setup

Lead first article qualification for new processes and equipment.

Perform hazard identification and risk assessment on aviation safety for new processes and equipment.

Design and commission new toolings or fixtures.

Evaluate equivalency for tooling and consumables.

1. Documentation

Review publications from airworthiness authorities and OEM, and integrate into internal work processes.

Ensure currency of internal work instructions issued to shopfloor.

1. Operations Support

Provide technical support to shopfloor on issues relating to engine disassembly/assembly, inspection.

Troubleshoot faults or defects that arise during engine testing.

Review and streamline work processes for process improvement.

1. Engineering Studies

Compile and analyse engine build and performance data to provide recommendations to improve engine reliability and performance, while reducing cost of engine repair.

Compile and analyse engine testing data to provide recommendations to improve engine testing First Pass Yield and minimise engine troubleshooting in test cell.

1. Investigation

Investigate engine incidents or defects, identify root cause(s), and recommend corrective and preventive actions.

• Degree in Mechanical, Aerospace, or Aeronautical Engineering
• Strong fundamentals in engineering drawings
• Understanding of aircraft propulsion will be an added advantage
• Strong analytical and communication skills
• Good team player