Lead Eng Actuators- Lkdn-Aug26
Everett, MA - USA
Job Summary
We are seeking a Lead Engineer to lead a team of engineers responsible for developing designing qualifying and supporting production in actuation for aerospace applications.
Plan and execute design development and qualification activities for actuators following the design phase gate process.
Responsible for reviewing and approving design packages and other deliverables produced by direct reports.
Develop near-term and long-term strategic plans to provide growth opportunities for team members in the areas of technical/personal development as well as development of leadership capabilities.
Coordinate with department manager on program schedules resource allocations and project priorities.
Must be able to understand complex technical issues as well as the work-scope and risks associated with different alternatives necessary to guide the design team to technical solutions.
Participate in integrated engineering team meetings and guides/coordinates tasks of multiple internal disciplines.
Communicate status information to all levels of management external customers and authorities.
Support aerospace product and headcount strategies by recruiting interns entry-level engineers experienced engineers and contractors.
Experience with preparing bids and proposals is preferred.
Bachelors Degree in:
- Mechanical Engineering
- Aerospace Engineering
- Other related Engineering field
Preferred 7 years work experience in aviation engineering or another relative field.
Working knowledge of CFR 14 Part 23 and CFR 14 Part 25 and MIL-HDBK-516C is desired.
Experience with SolidWorks & SolidWorks PDM is preferred.
Technical knowledge of hydraulic actuators electro-mechanical actuators and components.
Strong working knowledge of aircraft development and certification processes is required.
Experience in leading technical teams through complex issues.
About Company
ITA strengthens the competitiveness of U.S. industry, promotes trade and investment, and ensures fair trade through our trade laws and agreements.