Operational Safety Analyst I

Pratt & Whitney

East Hartford, CT0–7 yrs1h agovia LinkedIn

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Who can apply
New grads and up to 7 years · Bachelor's degree
Must know
StatisticsExcel
Work
On-site in East Hartford
Pay
Not stated by the employer.
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About the Role

This is an Onsite role at Pratt & Whitney, located in US-CT-EAST HARTFORD-ETC.

Key Responsibilities

  • Perform quantitative safety risk assessments on gas turbine propulsion system flight safety hazards.
  • Develop quantitative models blending engineering insights and statistical methods to determine required actions.
  • Coordinate with P&W technical experts to identify and document engine event sequences that could hazard the aircraft, producing aircraft hazard assessments, and manage these hazards within the PW Safety Issue Management Process.
  • Review and categorize part discrepancy modes as they are identified by customers.
  • Produce reports detailing key reliability metrics and trends.

Candidates hired will begin their first 2.5 years at Pratt & Whitney as part of the Engineering Development Program (EDP). This program consists of three rotations that are 12 months - 9 months - 9 months in duration and typically occur in three distinct disciplines within the hiring department.

Requirements & Tech Stack

  • U.S. citizenship is required.
  • Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering or STEM field obtained by start date.
  • Minimum 3.0 GPA.
  • Strong analytical background, preferably with computer programming or extensive Microsoft Excel (VBA) experience.
  • Strong technical writing skills.
  • Effective listening and communication skills.

Security Clearance Type: None/Not Required

Position Role Type: Onsite

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