DESCRIPTION:Flight Test Ground Operations (Control) Engineer for F-35 aircraft. The successful applicant will provide Flight Test Ground Operations engineering support. Tasks will include coordination and execution of pre-flight and post-flight activities to ensure aircraft's test readiness including issuance, and closure of documentation relating to work performed on the aircraft, and coordination of aircraft modifications. Position requires control and tracking of aircraft configuration, coordinating and staging of support equipment, developing and maintaining aircraft test schedules, and coordinating with other organizations associated with test readiness. Related skills include:
The individual will become fluent in the Flight Test Request (FTR) and T2 modification processes. This position will support with the principal focal point between maintenance and engineering personnel. The ability to interface with all levels of project management is desired. Above average oral and written communication skills are required. Exceptional planning and coordinating skills are also required.
THE ABILITY TO WORK EXTENDED HOURS AND WEEKENDS EITHER FIRST (1ST) OR SECOND (2ND) SHIFT IS REQUIRED.
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