Honeywell Principal Project Engineer 

United States 

292796811

ThePower Systems Change Board Chair is a new position within the Power SystemsEngineering team. The Change Board Chair is a leadership role that requires thesuccessful candidate to help architect and manage the change board process. Therole requires a person who is a self-starter and can manage complex problems ina systematic and orderly way. The role is intended to improve the planning andexecution of engineering projects driven by supplier transitions and otherproduct improvement needs. You will report directly to the Engineering Managerand work out of our location in Phoenix, AZ on a hybrid work schedule.
Inthis role, you will have a significant impact on the success of our Aerospacebusiness by driving operational excellence, fostering a culture of continuousimprovement and innovation, and delivering high-quality results in theaerospace industry.

-Focal Point for all Power System incoming work requests
-Coordination of weekly change board meetings in conjunction with IRB meetings
-Monitor project progress and ensure adherence to timelines, budgets, and quality standards
-Assure project funding streams and engineering resource demand is loaded correctly

-Bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution in a technical discipline such as the sciences, technology, engineering or mathematics
-At least 10 years of demonstrated experience leading engineering teams in a dynamic multi-functional environment
-Strong leadership and problem-solving skills
-Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
-Ability to work effectively in a fast-paced and dynamic aerospace environment
-Proficiency in project management tools and methodologies, including change and risk management
-Passion for innovation and continuous learning in the aerospace industry
-Attention to detail and ability to prioritize aerospace tasks effectively

• JOB ID: HRD235628
• Category: Engineering
• Location: 111 S 34th St.,Phoenix,Arizona,85034,United States
• Exempt
• Due to US export control laws, must be a US citizen, permanent resident or have protected status.