Aftermarket Repair Engineer

This engineering role focuses on metrology process improvement and instrumentation readiness within production and test environments at the MRO, an FAA Part 145 Repair Station. The engineer must support dimensional, torque, electrical, pressure, flow, and temperature measurement systems.

Core Responsibilities

• Review, update, and standardize metrology procedures across all test-equipment domains.

• Create controlled workflows for calibration, repair, replacement, and escalation.

• Analyze failure modes across mechanical, electrical, and thermal measurement systems and implement process controls to prevent unplanned rig downtime.

• Develop metrics to monitor calibration load, overdue-gage risk, lifecycle condition, and equipment health.

• Conduct lifecycle assessments and provide justified replacement and backup recommendations.

• Partner with Metrology, Repair Engineering, and Operations to resolve systemic readiness issues.

• Lead SOOT dispositions as the technical focal, coordinating with Repair Engineering and Operations.

Required Candidate Profile

• Engineering degree in Mechanical, Manufacturing, Electrical, or related discipline. Can be Masters, Bachelors or Associates degree

• Demonstrated proficiency with multi-discipline metrology equipment including dimensional gaging tools, torque/load measurement devices, electrical measurement devices (multimeters, signal conditioners, signal generators, etc.), and pressure/flow/temperature instrumentation.

• Understanding of calibration workflows, uncertainty contributors, measurement capability, and GD&T.

• Ability to troubleshoot measurement deviations across mechanical, electrical, and thermal domains.

• Experience writing, revising, and controlling technical procedures.

Preferred Expertise

• Familiarity with AS9110 MRO documentation and traceability expectations.

• Knowledge of ANSI/NCSL Z540.3 principles such as measurement decision risk, TUR evaluation, and guardbanding.

• Understanding of ISO/IEC 17025 concepts including uncertainty analysis and method validation.

• Experience in aerospace, test-rig environments, or highly regulated measurement systems.