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Mission Analysis Engineer at GE Aerospace - ApplyBlast

Mission Analysis Engineer

GE Aerospace

1 month ago

Evendale, Ohio, United States

Hybrid

Full Time

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About this role

The Mission Analysis Engineer establishes and analyzes operating conditions for GE Aerospace products, providing data for performance, thermal, and stress analysis models. This role involves collaborating with internal and external customers to ensure engine operational intent is reflected in New Product Introduction and Fielded Programs. The position requires assessing engine statistics, identifying trends, and advancing data processing techniques to improve efficiency and standardization.

Responsibilities

Establish and analyze operating conditions for GE Aerospace products
Assess engine statistics and data to identify trends and outliers
Create representative mission profiles for detailed component analysis

Skills

Qualifications

Bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering or aeronautical engineeringUS Government Security Clearance

About GE Aerospace

geaerospace.com

Headquarters

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States

Company Size

10001+ employees

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GE Aerospace designs, manufactures, and supports aircraft propulsion systems, integrated avionics, and aerospace components for commercial, military, business, and general aviation customers worldwide. Beyond core engines (including programs developed with partners such as CFM International), the company provides aftermarket services, maintenance and repair, digital monitoring and analytics, and lifecycle support. It also invests in advanced manufacturing, electrification, sustainable aviation fuels, and other technologies to improve efficiency, reduce emissions, and modernize aerospace and defense operations.