The Senior Electrical Engineer designs, develops, and tests electrical systems and devices, creating schematics and overseeing installations while collaborating with other engineers.

This internship allows active military personnel to gain civilian manufacturing management experience, leading teams to improve production processes and operational metrics.

The Staff Acoustics Engineer will execute acoustic analysis and design for aircraft engines, drive innovation in acoustics, modernize tools, mentor junior engineers, and collaborate with customers to meet requirements.

Lead a multidisciplinary team to design and develop advanced electrical power systems for aerospace applications while managing project complexities, ensuring compliance, and driving continuous improvement.

The Advanced Lead Engineer will design and develop electrical systems for aerospace, perform simulations, mentor junior engineers, and ensure compliance with standards.

The Engineer will execute projects on electrical systems for commercial engines, contribute to next generation technology, and coordinate with partners.

Lead the execution of aerodynamic testing campaigns, provide technical leadership, and develop measurement techniques in support of turbomachinery projects at GE Aerospace.

As a Stress and Life Engineer, you will enhance and maintain mechanical analysis software, collaborate on tool integration, engage with engineering teams, and modernize tool architecture for optimal performance within an Agile environment.

The Lean Leader will drive process improvements using Lean principles, coach teams, and implement best practices to achieve performance enhancement.

The Aerodynamics Staff Engineer leads the design and analysis of turbine components, focusing on advanced aerodynamic technology and collaboration across teams.

The role involves preparing proposals, negotiating contracts, assessing commercial risks, and driving competitive pricing to achieve service and quality objectives. High levels of commercial judgment are required, along with leadership and interpersonal skills.

Lead the deployment of analytics to support fleet stability within the Americas/Europe region, collaborating with customer and digital teams, and providing insights through data visualization.

Lead quality assurance and process control at Rutland site, driving the development of a Safety Management System and maintaining quality KPIs. Oversee product safety culture and collaborate with cross-functional teams on continuous improvement initiatives.

The Lead Engineer will manage a multidisciplinary team, oversee component integration, execute design studies, and mentor junior engineers in fluid systems for aircraft propulsion.

The Advanced Lead Engineer provides technical leadership to the Test Enabling Hardware Maintenance team, ensuring safety, quality, and compliance in maintenance processes. Responsibilities include creating work orders, solving technical issues, and managing inspections, while aiding less experienced colleagues.

The Analytics Product Developer develops and deploys analytics for fleet stability, collaborates with various teams, and creates data visualizations to support decision-making.

Manage team operations, optimize resources, ensure a safe working environment, develop performance indicators, and lead continuous improvement initiatives.

The Technology Manager leads a team in computational modeling, driving technology strategy, innovation, safety compliance, and talent development for aerospace applications.

The Senior Software Engineer designs and maintains ground-based applications for mission-critical operations, supervising the software lifecycle, ensuring quality, and collaborating cross-functionally.

The Principal Technical Product Manager is responsible for setting product strategy, managing cross-functional teams, and ensuring stakeholder alignment while delivering features and products. Responsibilities include product vision, backlog management, risk management, budget tracking, and performance evaluation.