AEROCONTACT
Repair Engineer (H/F) - SAFRAN USA INC.
AEROCONTACT, Plainfield, Illinois, United States, 60544
Repair Engineer (H/F) - SAFRAN USA INC.
Apply for the Repair Engineer role at AEROCONTACT. This position is located in the U.S. under the Safran Nacelles Services Americas MRO station based in Indianapolis.
About Safran Safran is an international high‑tech group operating in aerospace propulsion, equipment, interiors, space and defense, with a mission to contribute to a safer world and sustainable aviation.
Mission Description As a Repair Engineer, you will design and substantiate repair solutions for aircraft nacelle components. Your responsibilities include:
Design repair solutions for damages on composite and metallic parts.
Substantiate structural strength of repairs by conducting static and fatigue analysis, using Safran Nacelles existing cases and guidelines.
Write associated repair or replacement procedures and stress notes.
Lead repair cases and obtain necessary approvals within Safran or third parties.
Coordinate with shop floor suppliers, planners and mechanics to implement repairs.
Continuously improve production efficiency and quality to meet key metrics.
Collect repair history and develop generic repair solutions for future work.
Actively contribute to team initiatives such as 5S, QRQC, and continuous improvement.
Occasionally serve as backup for the Engineering Manager, providing technical support to back‑office and production departments.
Requirements
Comfortable with technical documentation such as maintenance manuals and engineering drawings.
Knowledge of composite and metallic structures.
Understanding of static stress analysis fundamentals and finite element methods (FEM).
Proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite and related software.
Good English writing and speaking skills.
Strong analytical, problem‑solving, organizational skills and attention to detail.
Positive attitude and ability to work in an office environment.
Technical Skills
Finite Elements Analysis: MATLAB, Patran, Nastran.
3D Mock‑up Design: CATIA, Fusion, Solidworks.
Other Details
Seniority level: Mid‑Senior level.
Employment type: Full‑time.
Job function: Management and Manufacturing.
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About Safran Safran is an international high‑tech group operating in aerospace propulsion, equipment, interiors, space and defense, with a mission to contribute to a safer world and sustainable aviation.
Mission Description As a Repair Engineer, you will design and substantiate repair solutions for aircraft nacelle components. Your responsibilities include:
Design repair solutions for damages on composite and metallic parts.
Substantiate structural strength of repairs by conducting static and fatigue analysis, using Safran Nacelles existing cases and guidelines.
Write associated repair or replacement procedures and stress notes.
Lead repair cases and obtain necessary approvals within Safran or third parties.
Coordinate with shop floor suppliers, planners and mechanics to implement repairs.
Continuously improve production efficiency and quality to meet key metrics.
Collect repair history and develop generic repair solutions for future work.
Actively contribute to team initiatives such as 5S, QRQC, and continuous improvement.
Occasionally serve as backup for the Engineering Manager, providing technical support to back‑office and production departments.
Requirements
Comfortable with technical documentation such as maintenance manuals and engineering drawings.
Knowledge of composite and metallic structures.
Understanding of static stress analysis fundamentals and finite element methods (FEM).
Proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite and related software.
Good English writing and speaking skills.
Strong analytical, problem‑solving, organizational skills and attention to detail.
Positive attitude and ability to work in an office environment.
Technical Skills
Finite Elements Analysis: MATLAB, Patran, Nastran.
3D Mock‑up Design: CATIA, Fusion, Solidworks.
Other Details
Seniority level: Mid‑Senior level.
Employment type: Full‑time.
Job function: Management and Manufacturing.
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