Description:
questions- 1. What does the Ⓜ symbol on datum on a feature control frame means? What difference does it make in the inspection set up and fixture? 2. When you review a drawing, tell us what process do you follow? What are the minimum requirements for a part to be defined correctly? 3. Can you discuss a time when you identified an error in an engineering drawing? What was the issue, and how did you handle it?
Key Responsibilities:
• You will collaborate across Aerospace engineering teams to create solutions and systems that meet the evolving needs of our customers. • You will participate in the product development and production support phases and will be a coach and mentor to less experienced engineers. • Participate in evolving technical validation group within Engine and Power Systems organization. • Technical validator of aerospace engineering drawings ensuring full definition and adherence to company and industry standards. • Review engineering drawings / models for correct usage of Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing to meet design intent. • Review engineering designs for proper use of model-based practices and standards. • Model validation. • Assess designs for manufacturing and cost.
YOU MUST HAVE:
• 10+ years of experience in mechanical design with experience and deep understanding of Engineering drawings using ASME Y14.5 geometric dimensioning and tolerancing.
WE VALUE:
• Experience and understanding of gas turbine engine components. • Proven application of ASME drawing standards including ASME Y14.5 geometric dimensioning and tolerancing (GD&T). • Deep understanding of engineering drawings interpretation, preparation, and review. • Experience in Detailed Design phase. • Experience with Legacy Drawings and specifications. • Talent to act as a mentor and coach. • Ability to convey subtle or complex messages clearly, as appropriate for the topic and audience. • Individuals who are self-motivated and able to work with little supervision, who consistently take the initiative to get things done, do things before being asked by others or forced to by events. • Ability to consistently make timely decisions even in the face of complexity, balancing systematic analysis with decisiveness. • Demonstrated experience in coordinating and overseeing individuals with experience leading small teams. |