GE Aerospace

Lead Mechanical Design Engineer – Rotor/Airfoil

GE Aerospace

full-time

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Origin:  • 🇩🇪 Germany

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Job Level

Senior

Tech Stack

Assembly

About the role

  • Contribute to advancements in aircraft component design, focusing on LPT rotor disk and/or Flowpath/airfoils for RISE Open Fan technology demonstrator engine program
  • Develop mechanical designs for assigned hardware that satisfy program and internal design requirements for Open Fan low-pressure turbine technology maturation and engine demonstration efforts
  • Collaborate with global and diverse teams from multiple disciplines, including thermal design, aero design, and systems design
  • Communicate design risks to stakeholders to facilitate collective decision-making
  • Create innovative solutions to meet broad design objectives for assigned hardware and overall module
  • Lead and complete design reviews, drawing releases, quality requirements, and assembly analyses
  • Suggest areas for technology advancements and recommend approaches or programs to achieve them
  • Option for fully remote setup or hybrid schedule (office and home)

Requirements

  • Engineering degree with industrial experience in mechanical design
  • Proven track record in delivering complex programs and ability to work in cross-functional global teams in multicultural environments
  • Demonstrated ability to advance technology and generate innovative solutions
  • Fluency in English
  • Substantial experience in the gas turbine or aviation industry, specifically in mechanical design for components such as rotors, airfoils, and structures
  • Experience in bolted joint analysis and disk design or flowpath/airfoils design
  • Proficiency in Finite Element Analysis, preferably using Ansys
  • Skills in 2D/3D modeling of mechanical components, preferably using NX/Teamcenter
  • Experience in life assessments (LCF, HCF, crack propagation, creep)
  • Knowledge of manufacturing and assembly processes and tools
  • Experience in tolerance stack-ups, releasing drawings, and creating Bills of Material (BoMs)