Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada
Product Development & Flight Test Focal At Boeing for CFM Engineer with 15 years Aeronautics experience
Led a multicultural team of 25 professionals to optimize engine workscopes, inspection technologies (saving $2M annually), and test cell operations.
Directed a multi-partner fan module test project, delivering innovative technologies and completing engine design, instrumentation, and testing with minimal delays.
Managed Safran's collaboration with Boeing to define engine solutions for New Mid-Market Airplane (NMA) missions, delivering technical proposals and integrating designs.
Coordinated flight tests for 737Max aircraft, ensuring certification and resolving complex engine-aircraft integration challenges. Conducted approximately 200 hours of in-flight testing to validate engine performances and operability.
Led LEAP-1A & LEAP-1B initial flight testbed activities on GE’s two 747 aircraft in Victorville, conducting 150 hours of in-flight tests. Coordinated flight readiness reviews, data collection, and on-site support for Safran hardware and personnel.
Oversaw multiple certification tests for 737 Max engines, aligning cost, risks, and schedules with EASA/FAA standards.
Implemented Lean Six-Sigma methodologies to enhance design efficiency, cut costs by 25%, and streamline certification processes.
Managed advanced computational method research and user interfaces, optimizing designs with innovative aerothermal solutions.
Analyzed rocket engine performance and developed Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) models for Ariane V, Vega space launchers, and missile projects.