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Collaborates with the systems engineering, test team responsible engineers, and program leadership to define and implement systems engineering, integration, and test best practices. Experience contributing to the systems engineering content for a major technical review such as System Requirements Review, Preliminary Design Review or Critical Design Review.
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Ability to work in multiple engineering disciplines on an aggressive schedule Familiarity with aeronautical analysis tools (starccm+, vortex lattice codes, datcom, matlab, etc.) Bachelor of Science degree in aeronautical or aerospace engineering from an accredited institution Proficiency in 3D CAD.
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Support the hypersonic engineering team and develop interface requirements and control documents for use in payload integration. In addition to requiring an understanding of engineering and technical disciplines, these projects involve experience with requirements analysis, concept development, engineering and manufacturing.
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Job Description Job Summary: The Senior Mechanical Design Engineer will take technical lead on specific projects as identified by the Engineering Manager. Will provide assistance to the Engineering Manager in coaching other Mechanical Engineers to develop design skills and work to the departmental processes.
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Reporting to the Engineering Supervisor, you'll oversee engineering projects, some of which may be related to Process Safety Management (PSM) and mechanical integrity of our Aerospace batch manufacturing facility where we create protective coatings and sealants that are vital to the aerospace industry.
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Collaborate with Engineering to design machines, tools, and increase work flow. Collaborate with quality and engineering to resolve service-related issues. Join PPG Aerospace as an Operational Excellence Lead Engineer.
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BS Engineering, or equivalent Science degree. Assist other departments with projects ranging from design and implementation to financing and labor management via direction from Plant Engineer.
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10+ years of experience in Test, Propulsion, or Aerospace Engineering, or test program leadership with hands-on field experience. Bachelor's degree in engineering, engineering management, computer science, or similar technical field.
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With over 2,000 team members nationwide, Pearce delivers comprehensive engineering, maintenance, repair, and repowering solutions, ensuring the seamless operation of our nation’s wireless and wireline telecom, commercial and utility-scale solar and wind projects, EV charging stations, as well as large-scale power generation and energy storage assets.
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Bachelor of Science in a relevant engineering discipline or substantial equivalent experience. Ability and interest to work across multiple engineering disciplines on an aggressive schedule.
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Built on a foundation of trust, we deliver a range of engineering, construction, and maintenance services that power, connect, and enhance society. If you are an Agency or Search firm representative, contact the Primoris Talent Acquisition Manager directly for consideration.
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Bachelor's degree in mechanical, aerospace engineering or related field. Department: Propulsion Engineering. Strong engineering design fundamentals in structural and mechanical analysis.
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Bachelor’s degree in Automation, Software, or Manufacturing Engineering, or equivalent experience required; alternatively, equivalent experience working as an Instrument Engineer with a understanding of Allen Bradley PLC’s and GE Proficy is preferred.
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Bachelor’s degree in an engineering discipline. Vast is looking for a Propulsion Test Engineer , reporting to the Associate Director, Mojave Test Site, to support the development of the systems that will be required for the design and build of artificial-gravity human-rated space stations and the E-2 LOX/Kerosene oxidizer-rich staged combustion engine.
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4 to 8 years of related experience in manufacturing or mechanical design engineering. Highlights all mechanical technical risks to the Engineering Manager. B.S. in mechanical, or aeronautical engineering.
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