7 sustainment engineer associate jobs found

Description: You will be the F-35 Systems Engineer (Fuel) - Level 4 for the Fluid and Mechanical Systems Team which is responsible for supporting production, sustainment, and development of the F 35 fuel system. What You Will Be Doing As the F-35 Systems Engineer (Fuel) - Level 4 you will be responsible for driving technical solutions to keep the F-35 fuel system reliable, maintainable, and future-ready. Your responsibilities will include: Support development, test, and production of fuel components. Perform supplier coordination and technical oversight, including preparation of specifications and statements of work. Lead troubleshooting and root cause investigations for aircraft and system issues, delivering actionable resolutions. Lead quote and bid kickoff activities, providing technical input and estimates. What’s In It For You We are committed to supporting your work‑life balance and overall well‑being, offering flexible scheduling options....

Description SAIC is seeking a System Safety Engineer to support the US Navy in Indianapolis, IN . This position has hybrid and/or remote potential. JOB DESCRIPTION : The Systems Safety Engineer will support a wide range of military programs and initiatives at SAIC Indianapolis. The Systems Safety Engineer will ensure system safety is incorporated throughout the lifecycle of defense systems, platforms, and equipment. This role involves the application of system safety engineering principles to identify, assess, and mitigate potential risks to personnel, assets, and mission-critical systems. The ideal candidate will possess a deep understanding of MIL-STD-882E, DoD safety requirements, and other safety-related regulatory frameworks. JOB DUTIES : System Safety Analysis: Conduct system safety analyses (Hazard Analysis, Fault Tree Analysis, Failure Modes and Effects Analysis (FMEA), etc.) to identify potential hazards and assess associated risks in...

Description: You will be the Utilities & Mechanical Systems Engineer - Level 4 for the Utility Systems – Vehicle Systems team which is responsible for designing, improving, and sustaining utility and fluid systems on AMMM aircraft such as the C‑130 and C‑5. What You Will Be Doing As the Utilities & Mechanical Systems Engineer - Level 4 you will be responsible for delivering high‑impact mechanical and fluid‑system solutions that keep our transport aircraft mission‑ready. Your responsibilities will include: Design, analyze, and refine mechanical and fluid utility systems for C‑130 and C‑5 platforms. Provide troubleshooting, production support, and sustainment solutions for flight controls, landing gear, fuel, hydraulic, and related subsystems. Generate and update engineering drawings, specifications, and technical documentation. Conduct lab testing, investigate non‑conformances, and implement corrective actions. Coordinate with suppliers,...

Description: You will be the Utilities & Mechanical Systems Engineer - Level 3 for the Utility Systems – Vehicle Systems team which is responsible for designing, improving, and sustaining utility and fluid systems on AMMM aircraft such as the C‑130 and C‑5. What You Will Be Doing As the Utilities & Mechanical Systems Engineer - Level 3 you will be responsible for delivering high‑impact mechanical and fluid‑system solutions that keep our transport aircraft mission‑ready. Your responsibilities will include: Design, analyze, and refine mechanical and fluid utility systems for C‑130 and C‑5 platforms. Provide troubleshooting, production support, and sustainment solutions for flight controls, landing gear, fuel, hydraulic, and related subsystems. Generate and update engineering drawings, specifications, and technical documentation. Conduct lab testing, investigate non‑conformances, and implement corrective actions. Coordinate with suppliers,...

Description: You will be the Utilities & Mechanical Systems Engineer - Level 2 for the Utility Systems – Vehicle Systems team which is responsible for designing, improving, and sustaining utility and fluid systems on AMMM aircraft such as the C‑130 and C‑5. What You Will Be Doing As the Utilities & Mechanical Systems Engineer - Level 2 you will be responsible for delivering robust mechanical and fluid‑system solutions that keep our transport aircraft mission‑ready. Your responsibilities will include: Design, analyze, and refine mechanical and fluid utility systems for C‑130 and C‑5 platforms. Provide troubleshooting, production support, and sustainment solutions for flight controls, landing gear, fuel, hydraulic, and related subsystems. Generate and update engineering drawings, specifications, and technical documentation. Conduct lab testing, investigate non‑conformances, and implement corrective actions. Coordinate with suppliers,...

Description: You will join the F-22 Fuel System Engineer IPT within the Fluid and Mechanical Systems Team which is responsible for supporting sustainment and development of the F‑22 fuel system. What You Will Be Doing As an F-22 Fuel System IPT Engineer you will be responsible for driving technical solutions that keep the F‑22 fuel system reliable, maintainable, and future‑ready. Your responsibilities will include: Lead and mentor junior fuel system engineers. Perform analytical trade studies to inform air‑vehicle fuel system development. Plan, execute, and evaluate flight‑test or qualification‑test campaigns for fuel system components. Coordinate with suppliers to ensure technical specifications, drawings, and statements of work are met. Provide labor and material estimates for new business proposals and support quote/bid kickoffs. Lead troubleshooting and root‑cause investigations for aircraft and system issues, delivering actionable...

Description: You will join the F-22 Fuel System Engineer IPT within the Fluid and Mechanical Systems Team which is responsible for supporting sustainment and development of the F‑22 fuel system. What You Will Be Doing As an F-22 Fuel System IPT Engineer you will be responsible for driving technical solutions that keep the F‑22 fuel system reliable, maintainable, and future‑ready. Your responsibilities will include: Lead and mentor junior fuel system engineers. Perform analytical trade studies to inform air‑vehicle fuel system development. Plan, execute, and evaluate flight‑test or qualification‑test campaigns for fuel system components. Coordinate with suppliers to ensure technical specifications, drawings, and statements of work are met. Provide labor and material estimates for new business proposals and support quote/bid kickoffs. Lead troubleshooting and root‑cause investigations for aircraft and system issues, delivering actionable...