Jason Wisnowski
Airframe Architect @Volocopter
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WORK HISTORY
Airframe Architect @Volocopter
Bruchsal, DE
Technical leader for all airframe structure activities and functionsLiaison with all cross functional teams (design, stress, dynamics, M&P, liaison, quality, testing)Liaison with all overarching teams (flight testing, production, marketing)Author/owner of Airframe Certification Plan and System Design DescriptionCoordinate structural design and integration in close liaison with Chief EngineerOwn and oversee airframe level requirementsIdentify technical risks, introduce mitigations to reduce risk to acceptable levelsHarmonize requirements and technical solutions across all stakeholders on technical sideControl airframe structural qualification and verificationResponsible for structural integrity of airframe over product lifetime. Follow-up the continuous airworthiness and promote technical innovations
EDUCATION
University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Bachelor of Science (B.S.), Mechanical Engineering
SKILLS
ABOUT JASON WISNOWSKI
Highly skilled and accomplished Senior Aerospace Structures Engineer / Team Lead / CVE with extensive experience in leading and driving aerospace structures product development. Leverage exceptional analytical, technical, and problem-solving strengths to improve product performance, quality, and reliability. • As Airframe Architect at Volocopter, I was the technical lead of the airframe structures development from concept through critical design review and into production of flight test vehicles. Responsible to ensure the airframe structure met the stringent and novel SC-VTOL requirements.• As a senior engineer, I supported the development of the Mechanical Engineering Department by hiring new functions including Materials & Processes, Liaison, and building up a stress team. As a senior stress engineer, I was responsible to mentor junior engineers and generate stress guidelines as well as the initial FEM representing the airframe structure.• As Compliance Verification Engineer for Structures, Materials & Processes, and Loads I was responsible for verification activities for the Airframe Structure and Materials including certification plans, stress reports, test plans, test article and test setup conformity, and finally test reports which are demonstrating compliance against Subpart C and D of SC-VTOL. I was also responsible to communicate methods and means of compliance strategy with EASA regarding Airframe structure and materials.• At Martin Aircraft, I led the purchase and training for the organization’s first non-destructive testing instrument to improve part quality and the robustness of the maintenance program. As Head of the Stress Department, I was responsible to develop a team of stress engineers and accountable for the structural integrity of the aircraft.• At the Boeing Company, I collaborated with a team of senior technical experts to author a structural design criteria document, which gave detailed requirements to the team and ensured a robust product design.Areas of expertise include: SC-VTOL / CS-23 / CS-25 / CS-27, Structures Technical Lead, Composite Structures, Metallic Structures, Static Analysis, Fatigue and Damage Tolerance of Composites, Primary / Secondary Airframe Structures, Classical Stress Analysis, Finite Element Analysis, Production Support, Flight Test Support, Supplier Technical Liaison, Certification Documentation, Drawing / Analysis Reviews
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