William E. Davis

360-***-****

ac0zt2@r.postjobfree.com

October 2016 to March 2017. Boeing Propulsion Integration Engineer 787-10. Focal for coordinating engineering support between Flight Ops, Test Ops, Instrumentation and Propulsion Engineering for 787-10 development program. Performed on-site ship side support evaluations.

July 2015 to October 2016. Boeing Propulsion Integration Engineer 737MAX development: Focal for Leap Engine Testing on the GE Flying Test Bed, including planning, hardware support, repair support and test support. Problem Report Focal for Propulsion hardware and Engine Control Systems for all Flight Test Aircraft.

January 2005 to July 2015. Boeing CAS Propulsion Service Engineer: Responsible for technical communications between Customers/Operators including, Fleet Team Articles, Service Letters, Maintenance Tips, & FAA acceptable repairs. Managed customer relations with airline customers and Boeing management.

Additional responsibilities included:

• SRP Program Manager – Led a cross-functional teams to investigate and identify root cause of a unique 747 Exhaust Nozzle cracks. Collaborated with cross functional teams to perform shock testing, instrumented flight testing and wind tunnel model testing and the development of Strut Fairing modifications that greatly reduced cracking on the nozzle.

• Quality System Focal (2008 to present). Performed audits, trained Engineers and assisted in process improvements. Focused on continued improvement.

October 2003-January 2005, Exotic Metals Forming Company LLC (MRO), Kent WA. Repair Station Quality Engineer.

• Managed repairs and overhauls for the FAA repair station.

• Reported directly to Repair Station General Manager and to the FAA Flight Standards District Office.

• Conducted repair station audits and Quality Control of aircraft component repairs. Managed Station FAA repairman certifications. Prepared FAA 8130-3 certificates.

August 1998–July 2003, Goodrich Corporation (MRO), Everett, WA. Mechanical Repair Engineer.

• Designed, analyzed and substantiated repair schemes and modifications for Commercial and Military Aircraft components and structures.

February 1987- August 1998 Electric Boat Corporation, Silverdale, WA and Groton, CT. Senior Mechanical Engineer. Provided on-site expert technical support for mechanical systems, piping and components on Naval Submarines. Responsible for technical support, engineering evaluations and modifications of mechanical systems to support the Refit Facility Engineering Staff at the Bangor Naval Submarine Base in Silverdale, WA. Mechanical systems included: Main Steam, Main Sea Water, Auxiliary Sea Water, HVAC, Hydraulic, Lube Oil, Fresh Water, Gravity Drain, etc.

Bachelor of Science Degree, Brigham Young University, Provo, UT. Major:

Mechanical Engineering, Minor: Mathematics. Engineer-in-Training certificate