Lead Powerplant Engineer

About the role

GE Aerospace is hiring a Lead Powerplant Engineer at its Engine Services Malaysia (GEESM) site in Subang, which services commercial aircraft engines, components and accessories. The role leads the Powerplant Engineering function, coordinating workscoping with other functions, meeting customer needs on engines and driving the team's SQDIP metrics using Flightdeck. It works with some autonomy within established policies.

Key responsibilities

• Take part in manpower planning for the Powerplant Engineers supporting the production team on engine workscoping.
• Manage engine workscopes for the shop induction pipeline.
• Drive SQDIP metrics for the Powerplant Engineering team using Flightdeck.
• Drive cost-saving initiatives by challenging the engine workscope status quo or researching historical engine part/component data via CFMi salesforce or the MRB review board.
• Lead and manage engine investigations to find root causes of engine issues that support fleet management.
• Take part in Safety Action Group initiatives that drive SMS implementation and adherence in the shop.

Required profile

• Degree in Aviation, Mechanical or a related engineering field.
• At least 5 years of experience in powerplant and engine workscoping.
• Strong background in powerplant engineering, including engine/propulsion systems, thermodynamics and basic engine system operation, with a focus on safety, quality, delivery and cost (SQDC).
• Proven ability to collaborate with cross-functional teams and manage complex projects.

Preferred qualifications

• Ability to manage KPIs that drive team performance and accountability.
• Strong communication, leadership and team-building skills, analytical and proactive thinking, quick learner.