Jobs at GE Aerospace

Supports aerospace mechanical design for external engine hardware, including fluid and electrical routing systems, brackets, clamps, harness supports, CAD models, drawings, product definitions, packaging, fit-up, design validation, issue resolution, and continuous improvement. Collaborates with systems, manufacturing, quality, and assembly teams while gaining experience in configuration management and design for manufacturability.

Leads a portfolio of supplier source changes and new product introduction activities through GE Aerospace’s change process. Plans and executes changes, coordinates suppliers and cross-functional teams, manages risks and milestones, resolves manufacturing and readiness issues, and protects on-time delivery and continuity of supply. Uses data analysis, project management standards, problem-solving methods, and FLIGHT DECK principles to drive accountability, operational efficiency, and executional excellence.

Lead private markets investing for a $45 billion insurance portfolio across primary funds, co-investments, secondaries, private equity, credit, real estate, and infrastructure. Responsibilities include originating and executing investments, portfolio construction, capital-efficient insurance structuring, GP relationship development, valuations, portfolio monitoring, secondary decisions, and investment team leadership.

Manages manufacturing engineering performance across assigned aerospace suppliers. Coordinates multifunctional teams, resolves technical and delivery issues, guides supplier manufacturing processes, drives cost reduction, supports supplier selection and source changes, and develops underperforming suppliers. The role requires expertise across machining and additive manufacturing processes, supplier performance management, production control, and complex project coordination.

Leads S-SPEC-35 certification, audits, and quality improvement for aerospace materials testing laboratories. Oversees supplier laboratory capability, compliance with ISO/IEC 17025 and GE specifications, proficiency testing, corrective actions, and audit readiness. Develops supplier quality strategies, supports laboratory selection, resolves testing issues, mentors team members, and advises sourcing and operations on quality, cost, and delivery impacts.

Leads supplier quality assurance and development for aerospace metallic powders, melting, conversion, and forging suppliers. Responsibilities include supplier qualification, quality-plan implementation, audits, performance monitoring, scorecard management, corrective action plans, and continuous improvement. The role applies technical and analytical expertise to resolve supplier issues, interpret engineering drawings, manage vendors, and coordinate improvement projects while supporting colleagues and collaborating across teams.

Develop and demonstrate AI and data solutions for aerospace engineering projects. Responsibilities include designing architectures, building proof-of-concepts and machine learning systems, writing code, creating demos, supporting cloud and data engineering initiatives, and delivering production-ready solutions. The intern will collaborate cross-functionally, participate in design thinking, gain mentorship, and work on real-world projects using technologies such as Python, cloud platforms, machine learning, LLMs, and computer vision.

Leads GE Aerospace’s FAA account growth strategy, including pipeline development, government business capture, strategic relationship management, complex software and technology solution sales, proposal coordination, negotiations, and deal closure. The role shapes consultative offerings involving software, consulting, technical services, and development solutions; coordinates cross-functional teams; manages forecasting and CRM processes; and drives revenue, bookings, renewals, and expansion opportunities. This is a remote U.S. role requiring 25%–50% travel.