HSE Project Engineer P2; Onsite

Pratt & Whitney Hot Section Engineering Project Engineer

Pratt and Whitney Hot Section Engineering (HSE) team is looking for a motivated project engineer to join our HSE GTF team. The Project Engineer will support task planning and execution to ensure the Integrated Product Team (IPT) achieves goals for the Component Integrated Product Team (CIPT). The IPT has responsibility for the entire life cycle of the part and as such the Project Engineer will be engaged in activities ranging from validation testing to Engineering Changes, from production delivery support to field support and investigations.

Qualified candidates need to be able to effectively participate within a team of individuals to meet requirements and achieve goals. Candidates need to be technically proficient, communicate effectively, and be customer focused to meet the aggressive demands of the GTF engine programs.

Responsibilities:

• Develop project plans, schedules, and budgets in collaboration with the IPT.
• Support schedule management, risk management, and execution of program requirements.
• Track project progress and communicate status to the CIPT and management as appropriate.
• Facilitate project tasks with various functional organizations across the enterprise (such as procurement, manufacturing, validation, etc.) to ensure alignment with overall project objectives.
• Manage hardware and validation related activities for the IPT, including working with support organization on the execution of hardware delivery and appropriate planning / execution of any required validation / testing activities.

Qualifications You Must Have:

• Bachelor's degree in Science, Technology, Engineering or Mathematics (STEM)
• 2 years of relevant engineering experience with a bachelor's degree or an advanced degree

What We Offer:

• Benefits
• Relocation Assistance

Hot Section Engineering (HSE)

Hot Section Engineering is responsible for the design, development, technology maturation and in service support of all diffuser cases, combustors, turbines (vanes, blades, rotors and cases), augmenters (military), nozzles and associated fuel systems for all military, commercial and industrial engine models and radial auxiliary power units.

Technical disciplines in HSE include Project Engineering, Mechanical Design, Structural Analysis, Durability and Product Definition.