James Debbah

James Debbah has a work experience in the aerospace industry. James started their career at AMU Engineering in 2010 as a Design Engineer/Intern, where they designed aerospace science mechanical instrumentation subsystems and parts. James created mechanical part fabrication and subsystem assembly drawings and performed geometric tolerance studies. During their time at AMU Engineering, they worked on various projects.

In 2012, James joined Boeing as a Design Engineer, where they were responsible for designing crew rest and furniture products for the 747-8I and -8F. James generated and released detail, assembly, and installation drawings and data sets, while maintaining configuration control. James also provided engineering support for the Boeing Everett Plant and Everett Line.

In 2015, James took on the role of Design Engineer at Boeing, this time focusing on the coordination and review of the new 777X Furnishings architecture. James designed and innovated new features for closets, improving the manufacturing process, enhancing aesthetics, and increasing the customer experience. James also obtained patents for monument fixtures.

In 2016, James was promoted to Lead Project Engineer at Boeing, where they were responsible for the cross-functional design, integration build, and health of the 777X Crown. James successfully led technical projects, including Crown Equipment and maintenance visits for Crown Grounding and Bonding.

Finally, in 2017, James was promoted to the position of Senior Principal Project Engineer at Boeing, where they continued to excel in their role.

James Debbah has a Master of Science (MS) degree in Aeronautical Engineering from the University of Pennsylvania. In May 2017, they obtained a senior engineer certification from Boeing. No further information is available regarding their education history.