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Kaleidoscope Innovation, Inc.
Air Systems/Pneumatics Engineer
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What they do
A Wind Energy Engineer engineers and designs wind energy equipment and components or designs wind energy sites. Develops site specifications and design and installation plans for wind farms.
$123,242 / year median in Kansas
+8% projected growth
Job Description
What are your contributions to the team?
- Act as a systems engineer and carry out pneumatics discipline activities
- Assure integration and interface management of assigned systems and coordinate with internal groups & suppliers.
- Define pneumatic system architecture, prepare specifications and requirements, conduct functional modeling and trade studies.
- Ensure engineering requirements management, validation and verification
- Manage suppliers from an engineering project and engineering technical perspective
- Review and approve engineering design documents such as vendor drawings, test procedures, acceptance test procedures, qualification reports and certification documents
- Document technical engineering analysis, ground, and flight test results
- Prepare engineering technical reports to show compliance with the applicable certification requirements
- Support the build and operation of test platforms (rigs, flight test vehicles)
- Work within multi-disciplinary team to address product engineering definition or issue resolution
- Prepare design change modifications and optimized solutions.
- Support production and in-service teams in troubleshooting engineering systems related issues.
- Ensure adherence to program schedule and milestones. How to thrive in this role?
- You have a bachelor s or master's degree in mechanical/aerospace engineering.
- You have ideally 5-8 years of relevant technical experience in an aerospace engineering field
- You have excellent knowledge of fluid flow and thermodynamic concepts.
- You possess basic knowledge in the pneumatics field and interfacing technical disciplines such as system installation, avionics, power plant and others.
- You are familiar with component qualification (DO-160, Mil-Std 810)
- You are familiar with Design Process Assurance (ARP4754 A)
- You have knowledge in functional modelling and system performance testing
- You are comfortable with the technical aspects of engineering as well as project management
- You have a good knowledge of MS Office tools
- You have knowledge of system design tools such as Model Based Engineering or simulation software
- You are self-motivated, dynamic and a good communicator