Mid-Level
PROCESS ENGINEER (F,M,X)
Position location Ajalvir
Area and Subarea MRO Bussines Unit / GTF Project
Position to which it reports GTF Powerplant Manager
Objective As a Process Engineer, your mission will be to define, review and optimize procedures, ensuring efficiency and quality in the maintenance of GTF powerplants. You will work closely with all Engineering Disciplines, Operations and Pratt & Whitney MRO teams, providing effective solutions to support Turnaround Time (TAT), Cost and Quality objectives.
Main responsibilities
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Define, maintain, review and optimize engine disassembly and assembly procedures.
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Define required process tooling and consumables and manage tooling revision control.
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Provide strong support to Operations, ensuring robust and failure-free procedures, and troubleshoot process-related issues when required.
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Develop, approve and implement alternative process and tooling solutions in accordance with Part 145 requirements.
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Analyse process stability to improve First Pass Yield performance.
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Prepare dedicated process sheets and work instructions to support Operations when required.
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Lead the industrialization of critical processes, including OEM-controlled build activities.
Profile requirements
Eduaction Engineering or technical degree (preferrably Aeronautic))
Languages Spanish and Fluent english
Experience Demonstrated professional engineering experience in similar positions
Technical skills
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Knowledge of aircraft engine maintenance processes
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Ability to interpret and manage OEM technical documentation
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Knowledge of quality standards, certification requirements and procedures (Civil and Military)
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SAP knowledge
Soft skills
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Good written and verbal communication skills.
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Good problem solving and reasoning abilities
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Good ability of planning, organizing and controlling activities
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