MRB (Material Review Board) Engineer
acl digitalEverett (WA)
About the role
Title: MRB Engineer
Job description:
This position requires excellent communication and collaboration skills as the candidate will be partnering closely with production personnel. The candidate will be the engineering representative on the factory floor transforming design into reality.
Position Responsibilities:
Analyzes, conducts root cause analysis and develops dispositions for production non-conformances. Applies engineering principles to research technical, operational and quality issues in support of executing final engineering solutions. Identifies documents, analyzes reported problems and communicates deviations that could impact design intent and safety; recommends and manages resolution. Develops and implements product/process improvements. Supports Integrated Product Teams (IPT) and participates in design reviews. Represents the engineering community from initial build through the production and post-production environment. Analyzes damage repair or structural modification to determine appropriate jacking and shoring, prevent collateral damage and assure a safe work environment. Designs interim structural repairs and conducts static strength analysis. Develops non-destructive test procedures, tools and standards.
Basic Qualifications:
(Required Skills/Experience):Bachelor's or Masters of Science Degree from an ABET OR ABET equivalent accredited course of study in Engineering. Experience in structures, systems, design, or production engineering (Experienced).
Preferred Qualifications:
(Desired Skills/Experience):Experience working with MRB (Material Review Board) activities related to aircraft systems or structures (Experienced).
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