job summary: Our client, an industry leader in defense and diversified technologies, is looking for a Fuel Systems Engineer that will be responsible for designing fluid systems for aircraft- hydraulic systems or fuel systems. Key qualifications include: six or more years of experience with a bachelor's degree, four or more years of experience with a master's degree, or two or more years with a PhD. The candidate should be able to obtain DOD security clear
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The candidate possesses extensive experience in designing fluid systems for aircraft, encompassing hydraulic and fuel systems. Their expertise extends to fluid mechanics principles, including pipe flow, line loss, and both laminar and turbulent flow. They have hands-on experience with fuel system hardware, such as solenoids, manifolds, valves, and pumps. Additionally, they can utilize MATLAB, VBA, or similar languages for developing fuel burn maps and center of gravity (CG) sourcing. Their familiarity with data acquisition (DAQ) systems enables them to effectively specify test hardware, including pressure transducers, thermocouples, and flow meters.
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The candidate has a proven track record in managing fuel system and aircraft CG considerations, and in developing fuel system architectures and schematics. They also have bonus experience working with turbofan and turboprop engines, as well as running engine customer cycle decks. They excel in providing innovative yet practical solutions to complex technical challenges, acting as a key technical communicator within the company and possibly serving as the primary technical liaison with customers and regulatory agencies. The candidate contributes to engineering meetings, program reviews, and problem-solving efforts, offering expert guidance to colleagues tackling difficult engineering issues. They anticipate future engineering needs, develop comprehensive documentation, and maintain strict confidentiality while adhering to all applicable laws and regulations. Additionally, they prioritize safety and are expected to conduct themselves accordingly while carrying out their duties.
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