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Sr. Project Engineer

  • Location: Glastonbury, Connecticut
  • Type: Direct
  • Job #2147
  • Salary: $110,000.00

The Sr. Project Engineer will be preparing design substantiation packages for FAA Parts Manufacturer Approval applications in accordance with Standard Procedure SP004.  They will be developing part and tool drawings for airworthy flight hardware using CAD software in accordance with SP004, also assisting in the development of manufacturing processes for airworthy flight hardware.

Disposition of non-conforming materials in accordance with the Quality Management System (QMS), including analyzing the non-conformance for fit, function, safety, and reliability, and communicating with quality, suppliers, and the FAA liaison.  Preparing Design Changes in accordance with Standard Procedure SP 003 for part drawing, tool drawings and specifications.

They do not manufacture at this location and outsource everything and bring in products from their suppliers that go into the quality department.  Products could be literally anything on or in a plane, from the nose to the tail of the plane, and from wing to wing, also could be anything exterior or interior. Literally, anything on or in a plane.

REQUIRED EXPERIENCE & SKILLS:
5+ years of experience with mechanical design for manufacturing
Experience in the aerospace industry
Experience with Solidworks
Experience with standard drawing convention and GD&T
Experience with technical writing for design disclosure 
Familiarity with aircraft engine components, controls & accessories, or aircraft interiors
BS in Engineering 

DESIRED EXPERIENCE & SKILLS:
Experience with design of substantiation packages for FAA Parts Manufacturer Approval 
Experience with mechanical design for aerospace industry  
Experience with basic structural, thermal, and modal analysis of mechanical components, Finite Element Analysis (FEA) 
Experience with aerospace materials, processes, and coatings
Experience conventional aerospace manufacturing methods, including; milling, turning, grinding, lapping, stamping, forging, casting, molding, EDM, ECM, welding, brazing, or heat treating
MS in Engineering 

Sustaining Engineering Supervisor

  • Location: Glastonbury, Connecticut
  • Type: Direct
  • Job #2149
  • Salary: $110,000.00

The Sustaining Engineering Supervisor will be managing the Sustaining Engineering Group as well as developing and managing Design Change packages through FAA approval.  They will also be developing sustainable product quality and inspection plans and executing on supplier development activities; requiring review of supplier documentation to ensure compliance to drawing and industry specifications.

Furthermore, they will be supporting manufacturing drawings for airworthy flight hardware using Solidworks/AutoCAD, and supporting Quality Assurance department and vendors regarding drawing interpretation, manufacturing methods, inspection methods.  

They do not manufacture at this location and outsource everything and bring in products from their suppliers that go into the quality department.  Products could be literally anything on or in a plane, from the nose to the tail of the plane, and from wing to wing, also could be anything exterior or interior. Literally, anything on or in a plane.

REQUIRED EXPERIENCE & SKILLS:
5+ years of experience in the aerospace industry
5+ years of experience with mechanical design using Solidworks
5+ years of experience as a supervisor or related
Experience with standard drawing convention and GD&T 
Experience developing and managing design changes
Experience with FAA approval regulations
Experience with sustainable product quality and inspection plans
BS in Engineering 

DESIRED EXPERIENCE & SKILLS:
Experience with mechanical design in the aerospace industry
Knowledge of aircraft engine components, controls, accessories, or aircraft interiors 
Knowledge of basic structural, thermal, modal analysis of mechanical components 
Knowledge of aerospace materials and coatings 
Knowledge of conventional aerospace manufacturing methods, including; milling, turning, grinding, lapping, stamping, forging, casting, molding, EDM, ECM, welding, brazing, heat treating, 
 

First Article Supervisor

  • Location: Glastonbury, Connecticut
  • Type: Direct
  • Job #2148
  • Salary: $80,000.00

The First Article Supervisor will be managing the first article inspection group for their aerospace products that they assemble and modify at this facility. They will be coordinating any testing activities with approved outside vendors, identifying and implementation of Continuous Improvement activities, and develop inspection / testing plans for all New Products.

They will also be preparing First Article Part Packages for Tech Services approval.  Providing quality/inspection support for First Article activities, as well as providing quality/inspection support for New Product Development activities.

They do not manufacture at this location and outsource everything and bring in products from their suppliers that go into the quality department.  Products could be literally anything on or in a plane, from the nose to the tail of the plane, and from wing to wing, also could be anything exterior or interior. Literally, anything on or in a plane.

REQUIRED EXPERIENCE & SKILLS:
5+ years of experience with aerospace manufacturing first article inspection
5+ years of supervisor experience or related
Experience with standard drawing convention and GD&T
Knowledge of aircraft engine components, controls, accessories, or aircraft interiors
Knowledge of aerospace industry design MRO
Knowledge of aerospace materials and coatings
Familiar with various inspection gauging, layout equipment, optical comparator
Knowledge of aerospace specifications, i.e. AMS, AS, NASM, MIL, 
Knowledge of aerospace manufacturing methods, including; milling, turning, grinding, lapping, stamping, forging, casting, molding, EDM, ECM, welding, brazing, heat treating

DESIRED EXPERIENCE & SKILLS:
Experience with CMM
BS in Engineering

Buyer

  • Location: Glastonbury, Connecticut
  • Type: Direct
  • Job #2146
  • Salary: $80,000.00

The Buyer position will be responsible for purchasing a variety of aerospace products for this facility.  They will evaluate suppliers based on price, quality, and delivery speed. Analyze price proposals, financial reports, and other information to determine reasonable prices, including working out agreements with suppliers, such as when products will be delivered.

They do not manufacture at this location and outsource everything and bring in products from their suppliers that go into the quality department.  Products could be literally anything on or in a plane, from the nose to the tail of the plane, and from wing to wing, also could be anything exterior or interior. Literally, anything on or in a plane.

REQUIRED EXPERIENCE & SKILLS:
5+ years of experience as a Buyer or related
Experience with MS Office Suite
Experience negotiating with suppliers
Experience creating buyer reports for management  

DESIRED EXPERIENCE & SKILLS:
Experience as a Buyer in the aerospace industry
 

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