Unclassified - West Chester, PA
posted 6 months ago
The Turbine Airfoil Design and Manufacturing Integration Engineer position at GE Renewable Energy Power and Aviation is a pivotal role that integrates advanced mechanical design concepts with cutting-edge additive manufacturing techniques. This position is focused on maturing novel designs, materials, and processes specifically for turbine blade airfoils, which are critical components in the GE Edison Works Advanced Military Engine New Product Initiative (NPI) Program. As a Lead Engineer, you will be at the forefront of innovation, working closely with a dynamic design team to develop solutions that meet stringent program requirements and milestones. This role not only emphasizes technical expertise but also aims to deliver significant impacts on both short-term and long-term business objectives. In this capacity, you will report directly to the engine program turbine module design manager and will also serve as an "engineer-in-shop" within GE Aerospace's Advanced Technology organization located in West Chester, OH. Your responsibilities will encompass executing mechanical design, conducting analysis, and evaluating hardware produced through additive manufacturing. You will apply best practices in hardware design, ensuring integration with adjacent hardware and the overall engine system. A strong focus on Safety, Quality, Delivery, and Cost (SQDC) will be essential as you utilize scientific principles, engineering tools, and lean methodologies to support and execute technical roadmaps and test plans that expand design, material, and process capabilities. This role is ideal for individuals looking to establish a robust career foundation in mechanical design and additive manufacturing while collaborating with a vibrant and energetic design team to shape the future of flight. You will engage with supply chain partners to industrialize components produced via additive manufacturing and maintain a keen awareness of the competitive landscape to differentiate your technology area. Documenting lessons learned and new standards will be part of your responsibilities, as will participating in program reviews and preparing invention disclosures when appropriate.