Kbr
Propulsion Engineer
Warner Robins, Georgia
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About the role
- These inform all that we do and are at the heart of our commitment to, and ongoing journey toward being a People First company.
- That commitment is central to our team of team's philosophy and fosters an environment where everyone can Belong, Connect and Grow.
Responsibilities
- Support engine/propeller integration, flight test planning, and propulsion-related airworthiness reviews
- Lead root-cause investigations for propulsion and propeller discrepancies, including blade failures, gearbox issues, and control-system anomalies
- Develop engineering recommendations for system upgrades, modifications, and sustainment improvements
- Collaborate with depot facilities, OEM engineering teams, and Air Force program offices to support fleet readiness
- We Deliver - Together.
- provide advanced engineering support for C-130J and C-130H propulsion and
Requirements
- Master's degree in aerospace, Mechanical, or related Engineering
- Experience with C-130J/H propulsion and propeller systems, including T56, AE2100, 54H60, NP2000, and R391
- Familiarity with engine performance tools, vibration analysis, and propeller control systems (EPCS, DECU, FADEC)
- AFLCMC experience in Program Office
- Clearance eligibility required
Benefits
- Analyze engine health monitoring data, exceedance events, and maintenance trends to identify reliability drivers
Company info
- At KBR, we are passionate about our people and our Zero Harm culture.
- This role supports Air Force and international mobility customers by delivering propulsion performance analysis, fleet sustainment
Equal opportunity
- KBR is an equal opportunity employer.
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