
Lifecycle Engineer
- Solihull, West Midlands
- Permanent
- Full-time
- The management of known and potential safety issues and representation at Safety Boards.
- Identify, investigate and resolve in-service technical issues (e.g. queries and operational arisings), leading the investigation of operational issues to establish root cause as well as introduction of containment / corrective actions, support to LRU hardware inspections, and influencing new product design with in-service experience.
- Leading multi-disciplinary integrated teams in the investigation of service issues associated with durability, cost, reliability or maintainability to introduce containment actions, establish root cause and recommend corrective actions.
- Preparing and delivering technical communications to airframers, regulators, operators, and internal stakeholders.
- Assess hardware condition following system and/or component in service operation and document results as necessary.
- Ensure compliance with requirements specified by regulatory authorities and adhere to technical and business requirements of internal & external stakeholders.
- Interface with suppliers, customers, and internal stakeholders to communicate technical details and findings as required.
- Set reliability targets (such as operational disruption metrics) based on historical data and monitor performance against targets.
- Predict future safety and reliability performance based on failure rates, adopting statistical techniques to support Numerical Risk Assessment, Parametric Distribution and fly forward analysis.
- Develop and approve the technical content of publications /communications (used by OEM, build/commissioning/maintenance bases and customers) including acceptance limit development.
- Drive continuous improvement through process development, knowledge capture, and effective lessons learned.
- Educated to degree level in a STEM subject and/or have experience in a relevant engineering environment (Mechanical, Aeronautical, Electrical or Controls). Other qualifications, in combination with relevant experience, may also be considered.
- You will be working towards Chartered/Incorporated status or be a Chartered Engineer/ hold an affiliate / associate membership of a relevant professional body.
- A broad understanding of Gas Turbine physical and functional characteristics is desirable but not essential, training will be provided to develop this.
- Experience in manufacturing, repair and/or lifecycle engineering / product support, including component/commodity/sub-system knowledge.
- Appreciation and/or a working knowledge of EASA regulations and engine certification requirements would be advantageous.
- Experience in Lean / Six Sigma / 8D Problem solving is desirable but not essential.