Boeing is looking for an experienced Product Review Engineer to support the Airframe (Structures) Service Engineering organization. The role involves ensuring the safe, efficient, and reliable operation of customer fleets by assessing and resolving product and process issues throughout the product lifecycle, applying knowledge of Boeing commercial aircraft design principles.
Requirements
- Responding and resolving service requests on Boeing 7 Series products
- Structures Engineering on Boeing 7 Series Products
- Creating repair plans
- Conducting static strength analysis on repair designs
- Designing jacking and shoring schemes
Responsibilities
- Provide support within the Airframe (Structures) Service Engineering organization by working with customers to ensure that their fleets are operating safely, efficiently, and reliably.
- Apply broad knowledge of Boeing commercial aircraft design principles to assess and resolve product and process issues throughout the product lifecycle.
- Lead other engineers in conducting root cause analysis and developing dispositions for design non-conformances.
- Apply engineering principles to research technical, operational, and quality issues that cannot be resolved through either customer or design engineering solutions.
- Identify documents, analyze reported problems, and communicate deviations that could impact design intent and safety.
- Recommend and manage resolutions to reported problems and deviations.
- Develop and implement product and process improvements.
Other
- Master’s degree or foreign equivalent in Aerospace Engineering or closely related field plus 5 years of experience as a Stress Engineer, Service Engineer, Product Engineer, or related occupation
- Must have at least 3 years of experience leading a team of 10 or more engineers
- Relocation assistance is not a negotiable benefit for this position. Candidates must live in the immediate area or relocate at their own expense.
- Employer will not sponsor applicants for employment visa status.
- This position is for 1st shift.
