ResponsibilitiesFor issues within service aircraft, conducts investigations to determine root cause and proposes resolutions including design, process, or specification changesImplements engineering changes to existing designs to address field issues, manufacturing issues, parts obsolescence, qualification, and product improvementsReviews, researches, and conducts analysis leading to disposition of Material Review Records (MRRs)Assists with investigating and addressing Continued Operational Safety itemsEnsures issues which may affect flight safety are prioritizedProposes changes to reduce the occurrence of MRRsContributes to the content of Service bulletins, Service letters, Kits, and ManualsAnalyzes fleet and individual aircraft data to identify trends allowing for early detection and resolution of quality and service issuesConducts Minor Change projects including designing, developing, integrating, and verifying structures, components, mechanical systems, and assembliesConducts analysis of loads and stress to inform design decisionsCreates detail, assembly, and installation design definitions using CAD softwareIdentifies, plans, and conducts tests for components, assemblies, and aircraft in the laboratory, ground, and flight test environment as necessary, including test planning, conformity, instrumentation, test conduct, data analysis, and issue resolutionValidates that designs meet customer expectations, design objectives, and the requirements of 14 CFR Part 27Interfaces with suppliers to identify solutions to problems, establish requirements, and ensure requirements are satisfiedMaintains a presence on the factory floor and repair station to ensure rapid engineering response to issuesReports project status, schedules, and risksDevelops processes and tools to improve the effectiveness, quality, and efficiency of the workQualificationsRequired QualificationsBachelor's degree in Mechanical, Aerospace, Electrical Engineering or a related engineering field or equivalent professional work experienceUnderstanding of civil aircraft certification requirementsStrong knowledge of mechanical, electrical, manufacturing, structures, and systems engineering concepts as applied to helicoptersProven self‑starter requiring minimal supervision, with strong problem‑solving skillsExcellent academic recordDemonstrated strong and effective verbal, written, and interpersonal communication skillsTeam-oriented, positive attitude, and ability to work well with othersAbility to focus on multiple projects with competing prioritiesAbility to collaborate and achieve consensus when dealing with groupsDemonstrated leadership and communication skills to drive issues to closure and provide clear insight to company leadershipDesired QualificationsMaster's degree in a related engineering fieldPrevious experience conducting Post‑production, Product Support, and Manufacturing engineering activitiesFAA Designated Engineering Representative (DER) or ODA Unit Member (UM)What can a career at RHC offer you? We provide comprehensive group health plans including medical EPO, PPO and High Deductible Health Plans with Health Savings Account, dental, vision and other supplemental plans which begin on the day you start employment with RHC.