Electronics Test Engineering Specialist
About the role
Working location: W. Lafayette, IN
Infinite Potential
What you will be doing
- Create and execute test engineering strategies related to capability growth, facility improvements, instrumentation calibration, continuous improvement, business continuity, and capital investment.
- Design, troubleshoot, and maintain complex aerospace mechanical and electrical test rig systems, instrumentation, and advanced data acquisition and experimental test control systems.
- Lead, develop, and mentor test engineers and technicians to raise overall test capability and bench strength; supervise and mentor university student employees (e.g. coops, interns, student employees).
- Support business growth by building and fostering key working relationships with global and local test organizations, as well as Rolls-Royce engine project teams and university partners.
- Travel up to 10% domestically and globally
Basic Requirements
- Bachelor's degree in Engineering with 5+ years of experience in engineering testing, OR
- Master's degree in Engineering with 3+ years of experience in engineering testing, OR
- JD/PhD degree
- In order to be considered for the role, you must be a US Citizen or Permanent Resident
Our vision is to ensure that the quality and dynamism that shaped our history continues into our future. It's a bold pursuit, and we never stop striving to go further, faster, and better. We lead progress, creating the technologies that move us forward. If you're driven to grow, to learn, and to make a lasting difference, this is where you belong.
Rolls-Royce is an Equal Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to any protected characteristics.
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