Noe Peralta-Gutierrez Email & Phone Number

Charlotte, North Carolina, Us

Engineering Unit Member for TFE731 and CFE738 Turbofan Engines, HTS900, T55 and CTS800 Helicopter engines.

Charlotte, North Carolina, Us

- Lead for all Honeywell propulsion engines on Gear transition project. - Lead for transition projects related to supplier transformation initiatives on TFE731 engine series.- CFR 33.70 Engine Life-Limited Parts. Damage Tolerance Assessments, Specifications, Work Instructions, Implementations, Site Readiness Audits. - Managing budget and activities related to support for TFE731 propulsion engines.- Lead for FAA approval and certification for components in lubrication systems and engine harnesses.- Work on cost reduction initiatives including alternate materials, manufacturing processes and design changes. Leading effort for material change on hot section rotating components.- Fan Vibration Reduction by means of incorporating process controls on shot peen and dry film lubricant application on turbofan discs.- Lead for company strategic projects for transitions and re-positions regarding static components.- Lead on implementation of Controlled Process Machining for rotating components in TFE731 engine.- Creation and revision to Service Bulletins, Maintenance/Repair Manuals and other publications.- Lead on inventory reduction project to determine part commonality across engine configurations.- Actively engaged in production support as well as transitions and repositions with suppliers.- Analytical engine teardowns in support of interval extension program.

Charlotte, North Carolina, Us

* Managed and coordinated activities required to support field issues at both component and system level for the T53 helicopter engine. Also provided support for 36-150, 85 series, 95 series and G230 (Joint Strike Fighter) lines of Auxiliary Power Units (APU’s) and LTS101/HTS900 helicopter engines.* Support for authorized service centers for T53 engine on repair processes* Readiness audits for prospective service centers on engine components. Audits for Quality Systems and Work Instructions as part of site survey assessments.* Interface between customer and engineering design to resolve technical issues as well as resolution to issues affecting quality, performance and airworthiness of hardware.* Responsible for data collection, investigation and presentation phase of Gate 1 Customer Satisfaction Boards (CSB) for service related issues. Support for Project engineering for subsequent CSB Gates.* Lead role on creation, approval and release of service bulletins as well as manual revisions.* Coordinate review and issuance of Publication Variance Authorizations (PVAs), Temporary Revisions (TR’s) to manuals and Overhaul and Repair Instructions (ORI’s).* Daily interaction with Service Centers, Aerospace Technical Support and Field Support Engineers to resolve technical issues affecting engine operators.* Constant communication with engineering design group, regulatory agencies and project engineering to address technical issues on the LTS101, HTS900 and T53 programs.* Coordinator for Damage Engine Review Board (DERB) meetings on the T53 Engine. Determine work scope to return damaged engines to a serviceable condition. Coordination with Airworthiness and Product Integrity organizations to ensure designated work scope for each engine remains within regulatory guidelines.

Charlotte, North Carolina, Us

Project Engineer for Mechanical Systems Engineering and Applications Supporting transitionsInterface between Manufacturing and Engineering Design to resolve scheduling and certification issues.

Charlotte, North Carolina, Us

Controlled Process Machining and Engineering support for internal and external suppliers within ISC. Member of transitions team, analyzing manufacturing and design issued regarding transitions to new manufacturing facilities. Liaison between engineering support and manufacturing for facilities in US and Mexico.

Charlotte, North Carolina, Us

Quality Engineer in the Gear Manufacturing Center of Excellence for aerospace engines. Performed analysis of process variation on manufacturing processes to determine true process capability on machining operations. Review and editing of work instructions on quality and manufacturing. Developed statistical models to evaluate performance on optical equipment to determine viability of implementation in production.Quality liaison between gear manufacturing, assembly line, and internal customers; being proactive in order to solve manufacturing issues that may impact the assembly line as well as internal customers.Worked on Root Cause Corrective Action Analysis with manufacturing managers and cell supervisors to reduce potential for repeat defects on gears sent to customers as well as the assembly line.

Charlotte, North Carolina, Us

Mba International Business, International Business

Bsie, Industrial Engineering / Management