Flammability Certification Engineer II (Onsite)

• Typically requires a degree in Science, Technology, Engineering or Mathematics (STEM) and minimum 2 years of prior relevant experience or an Advanced Degree in a related field.

• Our agreement with the FAA requires a bachelor’s degree focused in one of the following disciplines: mechanical, aeronautical civil, chemical, textile or other relevant engineering.

• U.S. citizenship is required, as only U.S. citizens are authorized to access information under this program/contract.

• Previous work experience on cross-functional teams.

• Previous experience working in Microsoft Office Suite applications.

• Working knowledge of FAA, EASA rules and regulations, policy memos, guidance materials, standards, etc. related to aircraft seat certification with emphasis on aircraft interiors requirements.

• Experience of TSO/PMA/STC/TC qualification and certification processes.  Ideally, as an ODA unit member.

• Prior working experience in the aerospace industry, specifically with aircraft interiors.

• Prior experience reviewing and approving drawings and reports.

• Familiarity with testing and substantiation for Bunsen burner tests, oil burner tests, and OSU heat release / smoke density per 14 CFR 25 App F.

• Working knowledge of certification under 14 CFR Part 21 and Part 25.

• Clear communication and technical skills.

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The modification and upgrade (MAU) team is a division of Collins Aerospace responsible for incorporating changes to in-service aircraft interiors, including commercial seating, cabin attendant seating, galleys, etc.  In doing so, we extend the life of Collins products on airplanes and improve airline and passenger satisfaction.

The flammability certification engineer on the MAU team is a technical role with knowledge of aircraft interiors requirements and certification.  This position supports our commercial seating products to certify and deliver modifications to TSOA seats and related furniture.

The flammability engineer is primarily responsible for showing

compliance of commercial seats federal and industry standards to support implementation of seat modifications onto aircraft.  This would involve being responsible for the following activities.

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  Work within a cross-function team of engineering, certification, and program management in a fast-paced, customer focused environment.

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  Conduct testing, analysis, and design reviews to show compliance with applicable structural and occupant injury requirements (14 CFR 25.853, 14 CFR 25.869, Heat Release SCs, Etc.).

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  Generate and check compliance plans and documents to support TSO, PMA, and STC Approvals as an ODA unit member.

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  Participate in training to grow talent and process development.

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  Participate as a team player across the organization and further the values and vision of the organization.

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