Specialist - RMS Engineer

Develop a comprehensive system reliability and safety program plan, interfacing with Program Management to align key dates, resources, and milestones. Tracking and reporting progress to deliverables and developing recommendations for program gate decisions. Quantify system reliability and safety requirements based on customer wants/needs, and competitive benchmarking information. Allocate reliability and safety requirements to subsystem and component teams. Have a general understanding of reliability estimation methods, such as Reliability Block Diagrams, Fault Trees, MIL-217, and others. Lead complex reliability and safety analyses, either individually or through team efforts. Understand basic aerospace safety standards (DO-178C and DO-254A). Understand basic state of the practice methods for aircraft certification (ARP4754 and ARP 4761). Guide the development of design Critical to Quality (CTQ) measures of program success based on customer wants/needs. Lead a comprehensive risk management process - including leading DFMEA, robustness models (P-diagram), and a program risk management log, promoting early identification and resolution of risk. Define and execute system and component design validation plans and reports (DVP&R), including accelerated life testing and life test data analysis. Managing a reliability growth plan, utilizing reliability analysis tools to calculate system and component reliability growth. Support Failure Reporting, Analysis, and Corrective Action System (FRACAS) process, driving continuous improvement through a statistical problem solving approach Present reliability program status to external customers. Mentor other engineers in DFSS and reliability disciplines; provide formal training on selected topics in DFSS and Reliability. Assure effective use of the proper product assurance tools and processes for Aerospace programs Develop strong network and usage of global capabilities. Bachelor's degree in engineering in accredited institution Minimum 10 years of experience in a technical role (mechanical and electrical experience on military aircraft) Minimum 4 years of experience in new product development programs, including product launch phase Experience working with reliability/safety teams, product development teams, with internal and external customers Experience with reliability modeling, FMEAs/FMECAs, fault tree analyses, and analyzing large data sets No relocation is offered for this position. All candidates must currently reside within 50 miles of Fort Worth TX, Euclid OH, Davenport IA, Irvine CA, Jackson MI, Jackson MS, Los Angeles CA, Orchard Park NY, Grand Rapids MI, Bethel, CT, Glenolden PA, Charleston SC, Beltsville MD to be considered. Active-Duty Military Service member candidates are exempt from the geographical area limitation. You must be a U.S. citizen to be eligible and considered for this position pursuant to applicable U.S. Federal Government contract requirements. Knowledge of fuel, hydraulic, inerting and/or oxygen aircraft systems Statistical tools knowledge (DoE, Weibull, Minitab) Knowledge of the DFMEA, Risk log, and 8D process Experience with ALT/HALT/HASS methods Experience with Windchill Quality Solutions or similar RMS software