.Job Description SummaryAs a GE Aerospace Controls Integrator, you will play a pivotal role in defining and executing comprehensive program strategies, leading the technical development of programs, and ensuring rigorous control systems and technical excellence.Your responsibilities will include scoping FADEC software projects, ensuring excellence in DEQ/tollgate processes, and developing and enhancing tools to support program objectives.
You will be responsible for designing and executing control software validation, creating, and updating formal discipline documentation, and supporting integration and certification testing efforts.
Additionally, you will lead field and manufacturing investigations, provide high-level engineering support to customers, and ensure productivity and efficiency in software delivery processes.You will own and manage the certification plan for software projects, leverage lessons learned to improve processes and outcomes, and ensure the execution of key performance indicators and True North metrics.
Collaboration with sister disciplines to create synergy, defining and tracking operational metrics as a focal point for project management, and planning and tracking resources to ensure project milestones are met are also key aspects of this role.
Furthermore, you will mentor and develop technical talent within the team and coordinate efforts with other disciplines such as electrical systems and performance engineering.In addition to these responsibilities, you will develop and monitor a business and technology strategy, and plan, execute, track, and continuously improve a commercial aviation engine program from a FADEC software standpoint.
This position requires a strong background in controls software engineering, program management, and cross-functional collaboration, with a proven track record of leading technical projects and driving process excellence.Roles and ResponsibilitiesContribute with SSMs in defining, developing, communicating, executing, and tracking program strategy, goals, milestones, and metrics.Strategically define program Electronic Engine Control SW requirements, scope, schedules, and cost.
Lead the requirements management and negotiation with internal and external customers.
Define, negotiate, and validate requirements with suppliers.
Contribute to program's budget monitoring; communicate and drive mitigation actions when needed.Lead program's technical proficiency and growth.Drive program's Electronic Engine Control SW and field/manufacturing investigations Design Execution Quality (DEQ) and tollgates processes on time execution.Gatekeep aviation engineering standards and procedures application.Plan Electronic Engine Control SW and tools development, validation, and verification.
Monitor progress and negotiate mitigation proposals when needed.Plan, execute and review design assurance, integration, and certification testing