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GE Aerospace Resume Template for Veterans

Writes every result in GE Aerospace's FLIGHT DECK order (safety, quality, delivery, cost) and shows lean problem-solving on real engines.

Brandon Mitchell
Cincinnati, OH • brandon.mitchell@email.com • (555) 010-7426 • linkedin.com/in/brandonmitchell
Professional Summary

Navy jet engine technician with 10 years maintaining, inspecting, and test-running F414 turbofan engines at squadron and depot level. A Collateral Duty Inspector and Lean Six Sigma Green Belt who has cut rework and turnaround time without compromising safety. Applying for Quality Technician, Engine Assembly & Test. Secret clearance.

Professional Experience
Jet Engine Test Cell Supervisor, F414-GE-400 (AD1, E-6) — U.S. Navy, Fleet Readiness Center WestMar 2022 – Present
  • Safety: Supervised 150+ engine test-cell runs with zero personnel injuries or FOD incidents, and rewrote the pre-run checklist adopted by 2 other shifts.
  • Quality: Led a root-cause analysis of repeat vibration rejections, and the fix cut the engine rework rate from 9% to 3%.
  • Delivery: Standardized test-cell setup work, reducing average engine turnaround by 2.5 days and clearing a 14-engine backlog in 4 months.
  • Cost: Recovered $1.1M in reusable components through improved inspection and repair routing.
Power Plants Collateral Duty Inspector (AD2, E-5) — U.S. Navy, Strike Fighter Squadron (F/A-18E/F)Jan 2017 – Feb 2022
  • Quality: Inspected and signed off 1,300+ maintenance actions on F414 engines and fuel systems, with zero quality escapes across 2 carrier deployments.
  • Delivery: Led an 8-technician night crew that performed 34 engine changes, keeping the squadron at 85%+ mission-capable.
Skills

Engines:F414-GE-400 turbofan, Engine test-cell operation, Borescope inspection, Engine build-up & change

Quality & Lean:Root cause analysis, Standard work, 5S, Inspection & sign-off, Maintenance data analysis

Tools:Precision measurement, Torque & rigging, Excel & Power BI

Certifications
  • Lean Six Sigma Green Belt (2024)
  • FAA Powerplant Mechanic Certificate (2025)
  • Navy Collateral Duty Inspector (CDI)
Education
B.S., Aviation Technologies — Southern Illinois University Carbondale2024
Security Clearance

Secret (active)

What GE Aerospace looks for

GE Aerospace runs on FLIGHT DECK, its lean operating model, which focuses relentlessly on 'safety, quality, delivery, and cost, always in that order'. Its culture rests on three lean behaviors: respect for people, continuous improvement, and customer driven. Its veteran recruiting describes work that makes an immediate impact on safety, quality, delivery, and cost. The company says engineering, IT, manufacturing, and machinery skills fit its core business best. Veterans come in three ways: Direct Hire, a SkillBridge placement of up to 180 days (75% placement rate), or the Military Officer Leadership Program rotation.

Bullet formula: Report results in FLIGHT DECK order: '[Action] on [engine, process, or team], improving [safety] → [quality] → [delivery] → [cost] by [X]'. Lead with the safety or quality result, then delivery and cost.

Do

  • Order your bullets' outcomes as safety, then quality, then delivery, then cost, the way GE Aerospace ranks them.
  • Show continuous improvement with lean tools: root cause, standard work, and waste removed.
  • Name the engines you worked on, especially GE engines such as the F414, F110, T700, or LM2500.
  • Include your clearance details. GE says some roles require one, and listing it can streamline hiring.
  • Ask a GE Aerospace employee for a referral. The company encourages them.
  • Officers: check the Military Officer Leadership Program criteria. You need 5–12 years of commissioned service, a bachelor's degree, at least 4 years on active duty in your last 5, and no more than 2 years since separation.

Avoid

  • Don't lead with cost savings when there's a safety or quality story. GE puts safety first, always.
  • Don't assume a remote role. GE says most jobs are based at one of its sites.
  • Don't write generic leadership bullets without a measured process improvement.

Words from their postings

safety, quality, delivery, cost, FLIGHT DECK, lean, respect for people, continuous improvement, customer driven, accountable owners, collaborative problem solvers, passionate innovators.

Veteran programs

  • Military Officer Leadership Program (MOLP) rotations in Cincinnati/Dayton OH, Lynn MA, and Jacksonville FL
  • DoD SkillBridge placements of up to 180 days, with a 75% placement rate
  • Veteran Direct Hire
  • GE Aerospace Veterans Network (founded 2009)

Where veterans land

Quality Technician, Engine Assembly & Test Technician, Field Service Engineer, Supply Chain / Material Planner, Manufacturing Engineer, Program Manager

Sources

GE Aerospace Careers: Culture (FLIGHT DECK, ERGs)GE Aerospace Careers: Careers for VeteransGE Aerospace Careers: Veterans & Military FAQsGE Aerospace Careers: Military SkillBridge Program

Guidance compiled from GE Aerospace's public career pages, checked Sep 2026. MOS Roadmap is not affiliated with or endorsed by GE Aerospace.