Composites Engineering Tech

at  GE Aerospace

JOB DESCRIPTION SUMMARY

The Evendale Composites Engineering Technical Associate is part of our advanced Ceramic Matrix Composite (CMC) Development Lab in our Supply Chain division. This role applies hands-on experience to support development activities related to composite part manufacturing, inspection, and assembly.

QUALIFICATIONS/REQUIREMENTS

• Associate’s Degree or High School Diploma / GED from an accredited school or institution

• Maintain safety and productivity while working within a quality system to manufacture CMC aircraft engine hardware
• Complete required training curriculum for each fabrication process
• Read, follow, and improve basic documents such as work instructions, ply tables, and drawings
• Calculate and record in-process and conformance data with accuracy
• Work with a variety of chemicals, fluids, and compressed gases and follow both company and OSHA personal protection equipment standards
• Perform tasks from multiple areas of concentration, including: Ply cutting and kitting; Lay-up (hand application of material onto molds);Furnace Operations; Grit Blast; CNC Machine Operation; Non-Conventional Machining using EDM and Laser Drilling; Visual and Machine Inspection
• Plan and conduct associated projects requested by engineers / organizational leader
• Perform required tasks including setup, machining, inspection and documenting results
• Work well with minimum supervision
• Carry out material procurement and report preparation
• Maintain accurate and complete records of materials and services used, experimental results, observations and raw data
• Present data in an appropriate form
• Create and carry out new or special material processing and evaluation techniques
• Contact external and internal sources for needed information regarding materials and processes that will benefit assigned programs
• Maintain currency and compliance with GE policies, procedures and directives, including vouchering, reporting, operating, environmental and safety practices