- South Burlington, Vermont, United States
- On-site
- Full-time · Mid
- $120K–$145K per year
- 3–7 years
The Reliability Modeling Engineer develops, maintains, and applies quantitative reliability models for aircraft systems and products, translating design, supplier, test, maintenance, telemetry, and fleet data into reliability predictions, risk assessments, and growth models.
Compensation
$120,000—$145,000 USD
Responsibilities
- Develop and maintain reliability models for aircraft systems, subsystems, components, and assemblies using prediction standards, supplier, research, test, maintenance, telemetry, and fleet data
- Establish and maintain processes for fleet reliability data, including failures, removals, maintenance events, operating exposure, telemetry, corrective actions, and repeat discrepancies
- Produce fleet reliability reports that communicate performance trends, reliability metrics, emerging risks, model updates, and recommended actions
- Develop reliability-growth models to measure improvement over time, identify priority failure modes, and support reliability-improvement decisions
- Develop and maintain internal part reliability database
Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree in reliability
- mechanical engineering
- electrical engineering
- computer science
- mathematics