Jobs at The Aerospace Corporation

Lead APU development projects from initiation through completion, defining scope, schedules, budgets, resources, and deliverables. Coordinate cross-functional engineering teams, monitor quality and progress, manage changes, mitigate risks, provide technical guidance, and present status updates to stakeholders. The role requires aerospace or mechanical engineering expertise and may involve gas turbine engine development, testing, aircraft installation, and requirements management using DOORS Next.

Leads small aerospace engineering development projects from initiation through completion. Responsibilities include defining scope, developing schedules, managing budgets and resources, coordinating risk and change management, forecasting costs, tracking EV/SPI/CPI metrics, analyzing schedule and cost variances, and preparing project review materials. The role collaborates with engineering teams, program stakeholders, customers, and suppliers, with SATCOM experience and aerospace engineering knowledge preferred.

Develops and optimizes MEMS photolithography and wafer bonding processes to improve yield, quality, throughput, and process control. Troubleshoots complex manufacturing issues using engineering principles, SPC, DOE, and data analysis. Collaborates with engineering, design, quality, and production teams on process improvements, technology integration, and capital equipment qualification. The role is on-site in Plymouth, Minnesota and requires U.S. person status and Secret clearance eligibility or an active clearance.

Coordinates aerospace program activities, tracks progress and performance metrics, supports cross-functional issue resolution, and completes rotational assignments across Integrated Program Team functions. The role contributes to new product development from proposal through production, supports compliance and continuous improvement, and develops program management expertise through structured training. Successful completion prepares the employee for a future Program Manager position.

Develops and optimizes MEMS dry etch manufacturing processes to improve yield, quality, throughput, and process control. Troubleshoots complex manufacturing issues using engineering principles and data analysis, implements control plans, supports new technology integration, and collaborates with design, quality, production, and senior engineering teams. The role also supports capital equipment specification and qualification in a semiconductor cleanroom environment.

Set up and operate lathes, mills, grinders and CNC machines to produce precision aerospace parts. Read blueprints, inspect finished parts, maintain equipment, follow safety protocols, and support quality control and production needs.

Manage aerospace engineering projects for Honeywell Aerospace product families. Responsibilities include serving as design authority, coordinating cross-functional teams, managing field quality investigations, supporting supplier transitions and factory execution, and mitigating project risks. The role requires maintaining technical integrity, meeting project milestones, and ensuring compliance with aerospace quality standards.

Manage aerospace engineering projects and product support activities for Honeywell Aerospace product families. Lead cross-functional execution, maintain product integrity as design authority, support supplier transitions and factory operations, assess and mitigate risks, and ensure technical, quality, and schedule requirements are met. The role also involves fielded product investigations, technical liaison responsibilities, and mentoring junior engineers.

Assembles components and systems, tests and troubleshoots finished products, interprets technical documents and blueprints, and documents assembly and testing activities. The role emphasizes quality, safety, accurate recordkeeping, and reliable product performance in an onsite manufacturing environment.

Leads complex engineering projects from concept through customer acceptance, coordinating multidisciplinary teams, schedules, budgets, risks, technical reviews, suppliers, customers, manufacturing, and quality requirements. Acts as the technical interface between engineering and program management, supports system architecture and requirements compliance, drives issue resolution, manages change control, and contributes to process improvement and mentoring.

Designs and executes advanced automated and RF testing for aerospace microelectronics and semiconductor products. Responsibilities include developing ATE software, defining test requirements, creating test plans, characterizing MMIC devices, calibrating and operating RF test systems, diagnosing circuits, analyzing test data, preparing technical reports, and managing laboratory operations. The role requires collaboration across teams, onsite work in Woburn, Massachusetts, and the ability to obtain a security clearance.

Leads the design and development of advanced wireless and RF systems, including active and passive RF and microwave products for satellite and lunar platforms. Performs system-level analysis and optimization, collaborates with cross-functional teams and customers, evaluates wireless technologies, and provides technical guidance. The role also includes people leadership responsibilities such as recruiting, employee development, succession planning, retention, and engagement.

Assembles components and systems according to specifications, tests and troubleshoots completed products, and documents processes for quality assurance. The role requires safe use of hand tools and equipment, accurate interpretation of technical documents and blueprints, basic computer skills, and experience in manufacturing assembly and testing. This is an onsite position in Tempe, Arizona, with a focus on quality, reliability, safety, and teamwork.

Supports aerospace supplier quality improvement by assisting with supplier audits, evaluating supplier capabilities, dispositioning parts discrepancies, and participating in root cause analysis and corrective actions. Collaborates with multifunctional teams to ensure supplier products and processes meet Honeywell quality standards, while monitoring quality systems and supplier metrics and contributing to continuous improvement initiatives.

Leads site-wide deployment of Honeywell’s Aerospace Operating System, establishing roadmaps, coaching leaders, coordinating improvement events, and driving Lean, Agile, productivity, and end-to-end supply chain improvements. Partners with site and global leadership to implement strategic priorities, develop methods, foster continuous improvement, manage employee qualifications, and lead cultural transformation across planning, sourcing, production, quality, logistics, and other functions.

Designs and tests analog circuits and systems for high-performance accelerometers, from architecture through verification. Responsibilities include requirements analysis, simulations, data analysis, test procedure development, design reviews, supplier coordination, and supporting new product development within schedule and budget. The role collaborates with mechanical, systems, and manufacturing teams and reports technical status to management and customers.

Operates and monitors clean line processing equipment in a cleanroom manufacturing environment. Performs routine equipment maintenance and troubleshooting, follows cleanroom protocols and safety procedures, and ensures quality standards and product specifications are met. Supports production efficiency, product integrity, and reliable manufacturing operations while working collaboratively and following established procedures.

Develops and manages program cost and schedule baselines, re-baselines, earned value processes, estimates at completion, variance analysis, and cost reporting for complex aerospace programs. Partners with program teams, customers, and business leaders to identify issues, assess impacts, recommend corrective actions, improve processes and tools, and ensure compliance. Coaches and mentors less-experienced program controls specialists.

Manage a 15+ person software engineering team developing and integrating complex avionics systems. Responsibilities include technical and project leadership, employee development, performance management, third-party coordination, development planning, hiring forecasts, process compliance, software lifecycle oversight, customer interaction, and safety-critical software delivery. Requires extensive aerospace experience, avionics certification knowledge, and real-time software development expertise.

Design and build test stands, fixtures and tooling for aerospace electronics; set up and run lab tests (EMC, environmental), troubleshoot hardware, apply international standards, create test procedures and reports, read drawings and datasheets, and collaborate with global teams with occasional travel.