Your primary focus will be on ensuring test results accurately characterise engine and subsystem performance, de-risk integration, and inform flight readiness decisions. This role is hands-on, data-driven, and highly cross-functional, requiring close collaboration with propulsion engineers, design engineers, technicians, controls, airframe, and flight test teams.

Key responsibilities include:

• Owning the propulsion test program from requirements through execution, data review, and test-to-flight handoff.
• Architecting, designing, analysing, and building test stands and fixtures for engine, fuel, oil, bleed air, and TVC-related testing.
• Defining and implementing instrumentation plans, DAQ architecture, calibration methods, and test procedures.
• Leading ground test campaigns, including performance mapping, transient response, and edge-of-envelope testing.
• Analysing test data to validate performance, identify anomalies, and drive design or control updates.
• Partnering with propulsion REs and controls engineers to ensure test coverage closes risk against CONOPS and mission profiles.
• Driving root cause investigations for test anomalies and implementing corrective actions.
• Authoring test plans, reports, and readiness reviews; representing propulsion test in design and flight readiness reviews.

Requirements include a Bachelor's degree in Aerospace Engineering or a related engineering discipline, 5+ years of experience in propulsion or engine testing in aerospace development environments, and hands-on experience with engine test cells, test stand design, instrumentation, and DAQ systems.

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