Requirements & design
Assessing needs and comparing technical solutions.
Experience across the main development stages of the Airbus A380 environmental control systems (ECS): requirements analysis, design, integration and qualification testing. Later support during entry into service helped connect engineering decisions with the practical needs of airline teams.
At Fairchild, I worked on the Airbus A380 environmental control systems (ECS) across the main development stages: requirements, design choices, integration and qualification testing. This gave me a detailed understanding of the product, its expected performance and the technical limits behind key decisions.
I took part in testing and result analysis, and I also supported flight tests from the ground. To assess test data correctly, it is important to understand the system configuration, the test conditions and the requirement being checked.

An important step in my career was a twelve-month assignment with Singapore Airlines, supporting the Airbus A380 Entry into Service. Working closely with the engineering and maintenance teams gave me first-hand knowledge of the airline’s technical organisation and the challenges of introducing a new aircraft into its fleet.
I learned more about the airline’s daily priorities: aircraft availability, maintenance planning, response times and clear technical information. I could also see how decisions made during development affect the people who operate and maintain the system.
Assessing needs and comparing technical solutions.
Test data analysis and qualification activities.
Twelve months supporting the A380 at Singapore Airlines.
Investigating in-service issues and coordinating technical support.