Staff Engineer - Engine Systems

About the role

Edison Works, the military business unit of GE Aerospace, is looking for a Staff Engineer for its Engine Systems Design Integration (ESDI) position on the Next Generation Products team. The engineer acts as technical integrator, connecting engine modules, components and partner teams into a single propulsion system, ensuring requirements are defined, flowed down, validated and controlled, and managing interfaces, configuration, CTQ and risk trades and system-level verification.

Key responsibilities

• Conduct component and product integration across multiple components and products
• Facilitate technical forums and engineering review cycles
• Manage product and systems requirements, specifications and flow-down
• Drive validation and verification, including system-level testing
• Define product requirements for modules, components, subcontractors and partners
• Manage interfaces between components and execution organizations
• Drive CTQ and risk trades, manage product configuration and configuration control
• Develop specialized knowledge, act as a quality resource and contribute to strategy and policy

Required profile

• Bachelor's or advanced degree in engineering from an accredited institution
• At least 5 years of experience in aerospace propulsion, engine systems or closely related mechanical design/integration
• US citizenship and a US Government security clearance; preference for candidates who already hold one
• Ability to access U.S. export-controlled information (employment contingent on proving U.S. person status)

Required skills

• Engine system architecture and module/component integration
• FLIGHT DECK fundamentals (standard work, daily and visual management, problem solving, continuous improvement)
• Engineering experience in GE Aerospace systems integration or a similar systems engineering role
• Strong communication, leadership and project management skills

What we offer

• Relocation assistance provided
• Professional development and competitive compensation