
This position is for an individual contributor who will be responsible for the new-make manufacture of combustors and structures parts across GE Aerospace's engine lines in GE and non-GE Shops. The role will involve solving manufacturing and producibility challenges while driving excellence through engineering and leadership characteristics.
In this role, you will be on the front lines of an organization that is dedicated to improving the producibility, enhancing the Engineering-Supply chain relationship, and using SQDC to dramatically improve the health of the supply chain and product to enable the business to fulfil our customers' expectations.
Examples of specific tasks you will be responsible for are: producibility design changes, on-going manufacturing support, cost outs and strategic improvements on production related processes for the assigned commodity.
Site Overview:
GE Aerospace has an advanced engineering center located in İstanbul, Kartal, complemented by cutting-edge laboratories in Gebze, Kocaeli. Our offices in İstanbul and Ankara provide essential support to commercial and defense engines across the country. Our highly skilled engineers at the Türkiye Technology Center contribute to GE Aerospace’s engineering work on indigenous programs, new engine programs, software development, and additive manufacturing, supporting the country’s position as an advanced aerospace hub. We are committed to a culture based on respect for people and provide professional growth opportunities for our employees. Join us and find an opportunity to shape the future of flight.
The Ideal Candidate:
The ideal candidate is a fast-paced, results-driven individual with an open mindset who remains motivated and resilient, always willing to think differently and try new approaches when faced with challenges.
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Relocation Assistance Provided: No

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