Overview

Overview: Why United Rotorcraft? Based in Englewood, Colorado , United Rotorcraft designs and modifies mission-critical aircraft supporting military, air medical, firefighting, law enforcement, and other specialized operations.As a Systems Engineer 3 , you'll help define and manage system-level requirements, interfaces, technical risks, and safety documentation for complex aircraft modification programs. You'll collaborate across engineering teams to ensure requirements are captured, allocated, and successfully carried through the entire program lifecycle. Pay Salary Range: $114,000 - $142,000 annually Actual compensation is based on relevant experience, education, technical expertise, certifications, and overall qualifications. This position is also eligible for Air Methods' comprehensive employee benefits package.Responsibilities: During the NPI Propose Phase: Collaborate with Sales and Business Development Team to define, manage, and provide technical leadership to commercial or military projects within the Engineering Department to assure technical project compliance with budget, schedule and performance by leading airframe, subsystem, and component level requirement capture, memorialization, and management processes and tools across mechanical and electrical engineering teams, utilizing a "right-size" approach to ensure efficiency across a wide range of project / program complexity and applications. During the NPI Propose Phase: Interface with customers during project / program initiation to architect subsystems and components. During the NPI Propose Phase: Define, memorialize, and manage system and subsystem interface control documents and requirements in SysML software platform. During the NPI Propose Phase: Collaborate with Project Engineering to facilitate project System Requirements Reviews (SRR) (Feasibility/ Conceptual) to ensure alignment between customer aircraft/ system and internal subsystems. Ensure complete and accurate project specifications throughout project lifecycle. During the NPI Propose Phase: Develops technical quotes to support Engineering Support Requests (ESR) and project requirements. During the NPI Plan Phase: Lead requirement decomposition, including all aspects of 14 CFR and external customer requirements and facilitate decomposition to component and functional levels for both electrical and mechanical subsystems with subsystem Project Engineers, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, and Certification Engineering teams. During the NPI Plan Phase: Review compliance methodology and verification plans to ensure proper artifact generation. During the NPI Plan Phase: Review risk assessment and requirement prioritization and lead project risk management and including SHA, SSA, FMEA, and FMECA as needed. During the NPI Execute Phase: Support Project Engineering in maintaining projects within budget and schedule milestones by means of strict compliance to documented requirements and impacting any and all change requests. Aid in providing quotes to Project Manager and Marketing as requested by Engineering leadership. During the NPI Execute Phase: Identifies project any/ all specialized staffing and/ or technical requirements by coordinating with engineering and certification leaders and ODA team to help determine project man-loading and technical requirements and synergize associated inputs. Request allocation of technical resources from Engineering Manager During the NPI Certify Phase: Verifies efficacy of engineering team methods of compliance, e.g., substantiations, analysis, and/or design of tests, and oversees and documents testing activities and outcomes. Assists with ODA and Manufacturing testing, as required. Interface with all areas affected by the project including, but not limited to, outside suppliers, test houses (including development of testing SOWs), end users, management, and end customers. Follows up and coordinates with Certification and ODA efforts and tasks to ensure a ti