Project Engineer: RMS - 7815 CSD

The Parker Aerospace Control Systems Division is a supplier-of-choice to the aerospace industry for flight control actuation systems integration.  We?re a $1.6 billion division of Parker Hannifin Corporation, an $8-billion global leader in motion control technologies.  Our mix of products, both military and commercial, gives us enviable stability and financial strength.

Our products feature a broad variety of key technologies, including hydro mechanical fly-by-wire, power-by-wire, electro mechanical, and electro hydrostatic actuation.  As a systems supplier, we help our customers in all critical stages including system definition, implementation, integration, flight test support and certification.

Our culture values innovation and people with a common sense of integrity in their work ? which is why our business continues to thrive. We provide unmatched performance for our customers and shareholders and, best of all, our employees share in the success which results from that growth.

Project Engineer: RMS - 7815 CSD

Position Summary:
Reliability Engineer with extensive experience with Fault Trees, FMECAs, Reliability Predictions and Safety/Hazard Analysis for flight control actuation systems.

Responsibilities:
1. Participate in design trade studies to support the development of optimum solutions for high reliability systems
2. Prepare reliability and safety analysis documents that provide detailed and comprehensive assessments of new system designs
3. Present the results of reliability and safety analyses during customer design reviews
4. Research and investigate failure modes and rates that are used as the basis for reliability and safety analyses
5. Participate effectively and cooperatively in a project team environment

Requirements:
Bachelors degree (BS) in Mechanical/Aerospace Engineering,Electrical Engineering, Process Engineering or related engineering field.
Eight or more years of related Aerospace experience.
Successful applicant must have extensive experience with Fault Trees, FMECAs, Reliability Predictions and Safety/Hazard Analysis for flight control actuation systems
Aptitude for understanding hydromechanical, electrohydraulic and electromechanical flight control systems and assessing the effects of failures on system operation
Knowledgeable in probability and statistical analysis
Desired applicant should have strong technical writing and interpersonal skills 
Experienced with MS Office software (particularly Excel) and CAFTA is preferred 
Travel required.

Equal opportunity/Affirmative Action employer, U.S. Citizen or U.S. Permanent Resident status required.