Mark Rumizen Email & Phone Number

New York City Metropolitan Area

Responsible for coordinating all aspects of regulatory submissions for aviation fuel projects, guide post-approval changes, develop regulatory strategy, and represent aviation fuel on internal cross-functional teams. Lead US certification and regulatory approvals for Air Company's power to liquid jet fuel, and responsible for developing and implementing a global aviation regulatory strategy in support of the deployment and commercialization of this evolutionary jet fuel.

Burlington, Ma

FAA technical and regulatory focal point for all issues relating to aviation fuels and lubricants. Serves as FAA representative on key industry committees and organizations. Provides technical and regulatory guidance to both FAA and industry organizations.

Burlington, Ma

FAA Aircraft Certification Service focal point for aviation fuel and lubricants. Represent FAA in industry organizations dedicated to the introduction of alternative aviation fuels, and on ASTM International Aviation Fuels Subcommittee. Other responsibilities include reciprocating engine policy and standards, electronic engine controls, and aftermarket parts.

Burlington, Ma

Regulatory policy and technical support of certification projects and service problem resolution for aviation fuels, propulsion lubricants, and reciprocating engines. Issued key policy documents relating to electronic engine controls, durability, and aftermarked parts. Led Special Certification Review Team (SCRT) investigation of reciprocating engine service problem.

Burlington, Ma

Responsible for certification projects and service problem resolution for assigned aircraft engines. Participated in NTSB major aircraft accident investigations. Supported both turbine and reciprocating engine certification projects.

In-house marketing support of advanced program applications for GE aircraft engines.

Structural design engineering.

Mba, Finance

Part-Time while employed at GE Aircraft Engines

Bs, Civil Engineering