• Serve as a Lead and senior member of the team, leading initiatives and key projects • Provide guidance and mentorship to team members, fostering a culture of collaboration and technical excellence • Analyze, design, develop, maintain and improve software infrastructure and platform to expand its capabilities • Measure, report and drive improvements on scalability, performance, and availability • Lead complex projects and efforts to improve our ability to respond to impaired production systems • Tackle ambiguous engineering problems by designing well architected solutions • Participate in cross-team initiatives to drive engineering best-practices • Collaborate with the CTO and other technical leaders to set the vision for strategic development efforts • Work with various engineering teams to bridge gaps and lead initiatives across backend systems and our data platform • Proactively identify systemic inefficiencies, design and implement improvements • Become a trusted coach and mentor, actively building strong technical leaders • Manage and coordinate security vulnerabilities and upgrade schedules for EOL (End of Life) software.

• Develop, enhance, and maintain full stack components of a self-service portal • Collaborate with service lines and business stakeholders • Participate in requirements gathering, design reviews, and code reviews • Design and build front-end UI/UX features • Implement back-end services and APIs • Troubleshoot and optimize REST APIs • Document process flows and technical architecture • Contribute to process automation

• A GE Aerospace Field Service Engineer (FSE) serves as the primary point of contact for all customer technical matters in support of their commercial aviation engines. • The support team operates 24/7, providing technical advice and assistance to customers on the operation, maintenance, repair, logistics support, and installation of jet engines. • In this role, the FSE will provide on-site interpretation of OEM data and technical instructions and communicate with internal teams on the status of engine programs, events, and trends. • The FSE’s mission is to prevent the next operational event and keep their customer’s fleet operating reliably by addressing operational issues as they arise and managing the technical program plan for each supported engine model. • Provide Leadership and Technical Support: Offer technical direction and assistance to the customers operation, inspections, maintenance, and repair of assigned fleets. • Monitor and Improve Reliability: Track reliability and on-wing performance, including significant events, engine removals, delays, and cancellations.

• Define the DSL: Design and maintain the canonical syntax and semantics for workflows • Schema authority: Own JSON Schemas and TypeScript types for validation, linting, and generation • Programmatic CRUD: Design contracts for safe workflow creation via public and internal APIs • Validation layer: Implement semantic validators (current POC in Zod; open to alternatives) • Linting & codemods: Ship tools that enforce structure guardrails and auto-repair common errors • Testing discipline: Establish unit, integration, and golden tests for workflow creation paths • Static analysis: Add graph checks for loops, dangling nodes, and invalid edges • Cross-team contracts: Define interfaces with Engine and Snapshot for schema exchange and validation • Operational ownership: Monitor DSL validation services; ensure 99.9 % availability and low error rate