Aircraft Structural Integrity And Propulsion System Integrity Engineer

Structural Engineer

As a Structural Engineer with Propulsion Systems exposure, you will be responsible for applying your knowledge in structural engineering and certification concepts utilized by ADF and/or civil operators in the management of Aircraft and Propulsion Structural Integrity (ASI/PSI). More specifically, your role will provide ASI/PSI engineering support and expertise to the Triton program as required by relevant Airworthiness Regulations, customer requirements and Northrop Grumman Australia Pty Ltd.

Collecting, analyzing and managing usage and condition data to manage and address issues in the ASI and PSI Programs,

Managing, coordinating, and participating in annual ASI/PSI Working Groups, with the purpose of managing ASI/PSI issues and discussing / disseminating potential safety issues impacting safe operation as part of the cooperative program.

Contributing and attending relevant domestic and international technical working groups and conferences, including Annual ADF Domestic ASI / PSI Working Groups and Annual Environmental Degradation Technical Interchange Meetings.

Performing periodic reviews and identifying relevant actions from the following reports:

• Quarterly Structural Appraisal of Fatigue Effects (SAFE) reports
• Depot/Deeper Maintenance Report (DMR) (delivered after the completion of each deeper maintenance activity)
• Annual Structural Condition Analysis Report (SCAR)
• 5 yearly Structural Life Assessment (SLA)

Completing annual structural integrity assessments as documented in a Fatigue Assessment Report (FAR).

Performing a biennial review of the ASI/PSI Management Plans.

Bachelor of Engineering in Aerospace, Aeronautical or Mechanical, or an Engineers Australia recognized equivalent qualification

Hold, or be eligible for, Engineers Australia Membership at the level of MIEAust

2+ years' experience working in engineering structures, or ASI/PSI field as a practicing design engineer in the aviation industry

Working knowledge of Defence Aviation Regulations (DASR)

Experience in engagement with international programs

Excellent communication and relationship management skills

Direct technical experience in an aircraft related Through Life Support (TLS) program

Civil commercial aircraft program technical knowledge and experience

Knowledge of structural engineering and certification concepts utilized by ADF and/or civil operators

We have built our benefits to help you define your possible.

18 weeks paid parental leave

Flexible Working Options including - Hybrid Working, 9-day Fortnights, Volunteer leave, Varying start and Finish times to suit your family needs.

2 Weeks Paid Reservist leave

Health, Wellbeing and Generous Employee discount programs

Additional purchased annual and salary packaging option

Ongoing career progression opportunities- leadership development, education support, ongoing career growth through internal movement

At Northrop Grumman Australia, we have been defining possible for the ADF for over 20 years. Our commitment to safeguarding Australia's future by delivering pioneering technology is only matched by our commitment to building a great place to work and supporting each other.

Wherever you are in your career, we have a range of policies and initiatives in place to help you define possible based on your individual needs. A variety of initiatives support STEM education, veterans, communities and the environment. And our thriving Employee Resource Groups also enable our people to share common interest in such areas as veterans, gender and young professionals.

What's Your Possible?

As a Defence security clearance is required for this role, you must be an Australian Citizen. International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR) are applicable, as such your nationality may be a factor in determining your suitability for this role. You will also need to satisfy police checks and employment screening verification