ST Engineering North America

ST Engineering North America

Partial listing

Delivery

In person source value: In-Person

Length

Duration not stated The DoD listing does not state a length for this program. Ask the organization directly.

Branches

Air Force, Army, Coast Guard, Marine Corps, Navy, Space Force

Career field

Installation, Maintenance, and Repair

Defense Industrial Base

Yes

Summary

The SkillBridge Production Supervisor is a developmental leadership role designed to onboard, mentor, and supervise transitioning service members entering the aviation manufacturing environment at ST Engineering MRAS. This supervisor will support production teams specializing in composite bonding and thrust reverser assembly, ensuring adherence to OEM specifications, regulatory requirements, and MRAS quality and safety standards. Over the 12-week SkillBridge period, the supervisor will gain technical oversight capabilities, workforce management skills, and operational fluency within MRAS facilities.

What the work involves

Primary Responsibilities Orientation & Organizational Alignment (Weeks 1–2) • Gain foundational knowledge of MRAS history, culture, and nacelle/thrust reverser product lines. • Understand MRAS organizational structure across engineering, production, and MRO segments. • Conduct facility walk-throughs to identify composite labs, autoclave bonding stations, and thrust reverser assembly bays. • Learn and enforce FAA/EASA Part 145 regulatory compliance, fall protection rules, tool control expectations, and safety protocols. • Review HR policies and supervisor responsibilities, including team management, performance documentation, and operational compliance. • Assess intern and technician strengths to align talent with bonding or thrust reverser pathways. Technical Foundations (Week 3) • Interpret and apply MRAS Quality Assurance Manuals, inspection procedures, and documentation requirements. • Ensure proper material traceability, documentation integrity, and regulatory adherence. • Oversee tool audits, material handling processes, and controlled-area usage. • Validate technician completion of safety certifications and equipment training. • Become familiar with program-specific platforms such as CF6-80C2/E1, LEAP-1A, and GEnx systems.________________________________________Composite Bonding Leadership (Weeks 4–7)Technical Oversight • Supervise vacuum bagging, cure cycles, and autoclave processes. • Identify composite defects such as delamination, porosity, and nonconformance. • Ensure accurate blueprint reading and GD&T compliance. • Guide adhesive application, surface prep, corrosion prevention methods, and repair techniques. • Ensure all composite work adheres to OEM repair manuals and FAA standards. Supervisory Duties • Assign daily tasks based on technician skill level and workflow priorities. • Conduct in-process inspections and ensure alignment with bonding standards. • Enforce chemical handling procedures, PPE requirements, and safe work zones. • Provide performance coaching, on-the-job instruction, and corrective feedback. • Validate documentation accuracy related to operations, rework, inspection findings, and defect tracking. • Coordinate with engineering and quality teams to resolve bonding-related issues.________________________________________Thrust Reverser Assembly Leadership (Weeks 8–11)Technical Oversight • Gain component-level familiarity with CF6, LEAP, and GEnx thrust reverser systems. • Supervise installation, torque application, fastener verification, and mechanical operations. • Coordinate wiring/actuation integration and interpret technical drawings. • Lead emergency response drills related to thrust reverser deployment failures. • Conduct quality checks, final fit inspections, and regulatory documentation reviews. Supervisory Duties • Manage assembly line workflow and ensure timely production execution. • Coach team members on torque standards, system integration, and troubleshooting techniques. • Enforce lockout/tagout procedures and equipment handling practices. • Elevate unresolved issues to engineering and participate in technical decision cycles. • Lead final inspection readiness and coordinate cross-functional support with logistics, planning, and customer support.________________________________________Training & Evaluation (Week 12) • Assign final technical tasks for SkillBridge interns to demonstrate operational readiness. • Conduct performance reviews evaluating safety, technical proficiency, quality, and teamwork. • Participate in employment transition discussions and full-time placement recommendations.________________________________________Daily Operational Rhythm Time Activity0600 Intern Report & Supervisor Briefing0800–1100 Technical Oversight & Task Execution1100–1200 Lunch1200–1430 Continued Training, Documentation Review & Supervisor Engagement________________________________________Minimum Qualifications • Transitioning military service member eligible for DoD SkillBridge • Mechanical, aviation, or aerospace maintenance experience preferred • Familiarity with technical publications, safety programs, and maintenance documentation • Strong leadership, communication, and mentoring abilities________________________________________Program Outcome Upon successful completion, the SkillBridge Supervisor may transition into a full-time leadership position supporting production, composite bonding, or thrust reverser assembly operations at ST Engineering MRAS.

Locations

• MRAS, Middle River, MD

ST Engineering North America - Internship Program

Detailed listing

Delivery

In person source value: In-Person

Length

Duration not stated The DoD listing does not state a length for this program. Ask the organization directly.

Type

Internship Program

Branches

Air Force, Army, Coast Guard, Marine Corps, Navy, Space Force

Career field

Installation, Maintenance, and Repair

Defense Industrial Base

Yes

Summary

The position will be located at the ST Engineering site in Pensacola, Florida at the Pensacola International Airport. ST Engineering is seeking Aircraft Maintenance Technicians to join our Aircraft Maintenance Team in Pensacola, Florida. This position requires good interpersonal skills, a good attitude, and a willingness to learn technical skills in an MRO environment. The AMT is responsible for maintenance and repair of various customers’ aircraft under immediate supervision/direction upon receiving instructions as to methods, procedures, and desired end results.

Eligibility

Selected AMTs will be required to pass an FAA drug and alcohol screening and pass a background check.

What the work involves

Remove and replace various aircraft components with the use of special tooling and ground support equipment, based upon oral and written instructions such as supervisor’s directives and manuals to complete all routine and non-routine assignments in a timely manner. Maintain and store various personal tools in a serviceable condition. Adhere to safe maintenance practices and keep a clean work area at all times. Maintain and supply personal records of work performed on OJT forms for the Technical Training. Perform any work that may be assigned by his or her Crew Chief. Maintain required monthly communication with Technical Training. Perform other duties as assigned.

Locations

• Pensacola, FL
• San Antonio, TX