Jobs at Pursuit Aerospace

Lead quality initiatives for aerospace manufacturing, maintaining compliance with AS9100, AS13100, NADCAP, customer, and regulatory requirements. Responsibilities include managing chemical processing special processes, corrective actions, audits, nonconforming material disposition, customer approvals, quality documentation, process improvements, and production transfer support. The role also supports inspectors and collaborates with engineering, operations, and customers at a fully onsite manufacturing facility.

Ensures aerospace components meet customer drawings, purchase orders, specifications, and regulatory quality standards. Responsibilities include developing quality plans, approving first article inspections, conducting audits, supporting SPC and PFMEA, investigating nonconformances, implementing root cause and corrective actions, designing inspection tooling, supporting suppliers and manufacturing teams, and driving continuous improvement. The role also provides technical guidance, trains employees, and mentors junior staff in a regulated manufacturing environment.

Manage accounts receivable activities across multiple manufacturing locations, including customer communications, past-due resolution, payment application, discrepancy investigation, invoice and shipping-document validation, and monthly or ad hoc reporting. The role partners with finance, shipping, program management, and business development teams to resolve billing and receipt issues. This is an onsite position requiring at least three years of accounts receivable experience and U.S. work authorization without sponsorship.

Designs and develops tooling, mechanical products, and components for new product introduction and production. Creates detailed 2D drawings and 3D models using SolidWorks and CAD/CAE tools, collaborates with production, quality, and NPI teams to ensure manufacturability, and supports continuous improvement while maintaining engineering, customer, and industry standards.

Administers enterprise infrastructure across Windows servers, endpoints, identity, networks, security platforms, virtualization, and backup/DR. Responsibilities include Active Directory administration, server hardening and patching, endpoint protection, firewall and VPN support, VMware operations, backup verification, compliance with NIST 800-171/CMMC practices, change management, documentation, and Tier 2/3 support. The role requires collaboration with cybersecurity and infrastructure teams and may involve occasional onsite, evening, or weekend work.

Leads CNC manufacturing efforts, process planning, programming, tooling, root cause analysis, continuous improvement, and production readiness for aerospace components. Owns process documentation, cost estimates, equipment implementation, customer issue resolution, and compliance. Provides technical guidance and mentorship while spending more than half of the time supporting operators on the shop floor.

Coordinates corporate travel arrangements, traveler profiles, expense reporting, corporate card administration, invoice validation, and travel-system support. Provides employee training, resolves travel and expense issues, maintains compliance with company policies, prepares reports and accounting documents, and supports SOX testing and related projects. The role also serves as a liaison for Concur and Travel and Transport systems and may require occasional weekend or evening work.

Supports daily cash management, liquidity forecasting, banking transactions, intercompany funding, treasury reporting, account reconciliations, and internal control activities. The role also assists with internal audits, identifies treasury control gaps, and helps improve treasury policies and procedures. This is an onsite position in Manchester, Connecticut, supporting a global aerospace manufacturing organization.

Develop and improve manufacturing processes for aerospace components, including process planning, tooling design, engineering drawing interpretation, quoting, and production troubleshooting. Design sheet-metal stamping tooling in SolidWorks, support shop-floor operations, collaborate with tool-room and cross-functional teams, and participate in Kaizen and Six Sigma initiatives. Ensure compliance with customer specifications, quality systems, safety protocols, and ITAR/EAR requirements in a primarily on-site role.

Develops and improves aerospace manufacturing processes, tooling, equipment, and documentation. Leads root-cause analysis, corrective actions, Kaizen, continuous improvement, cost estimation, and process optimization. Collaborates with customers and cross-functional teams, supports operators on the shop floor, ensures quality and safety compliance, and mentors junior engineers. The role is hands-on and primarily onsite, with engineers spending more than half their time supporting manufacturing operations.

Develops and improves manufacturing methods for aircraft engine components. Analyzes workflows, equipment layouts, designs, failures, costs, and efficiency; supports quality and yield improvements, tooling, equipment, and production processes. Reads technical documentation, supports quotes, provides manufacturing expertise, and leads or participates in improvement projects while collaborating with production, engineering, management, and vendors.

Supervise stores operations, inventory, and staff while ensuring accurate receipt, storage, kitting, and dispatch of materials. Coordinate production material flow, transport bookings, and import/export paperwork. Maintain stock accuracy, safety, housekeeping, recycling, and compliance standards. Lead cross-training, track KPIs, support Kaizen initiatives, and ensure timely delivery of components to production and customers.

Manage full-cycle recruiting for technical and non-technical roles, especially aerospace engineering, manufacturing, quality, production, and support positions. Develop sourcing strategies, build talent pipelines, coordinate interviews, negotiate offers, and support pre-onboarding. Partner with hiring managers and HR business partners, monitor talent market trends, improve recruiting workflows, ensure compliance with EEO and OFCCP requirements, and deliver a strong candidate experience.

Designs, integrates, troubleshoots, and improves electrical systems, controls, industrial machinery, and plant equipment in an aerospace manufacturing environment. Responsibilities include equipment layouts, safety and code compliance, failure investigations, root-cause analysis, maintenance, production efficiency improvements, technical documentation, and project implementation. The role collaborates with cross-functional teams and supports equipment installations, continuous improvement, energy management, and predictive maintenance.

Manufacturing engineering intern supporting real-world manufacturing projects, process learning, engineering document updates, time studies, and administrative tasks in an onsite aerospace manufacturing environment.

Develops and optimizes aerospace manufacturing processes, CNC programs, tooling, and equipment. Leads root cause analysis, continuous improvement, Kaizen workshops, cost estimation, quality initiatives, and process documentation. Collaborates with customers and cross-functional teams, mentors junior engineers, and supports shop-floor operations more than 50% of the time while ensuring compliance with quality, safety, and export-control requirements.

The Cost Accountant supports monthly close, financial reporting, reconciliations, budgeting, forecasting, variance analysis, and accounting controls. The role analyzes production costs, inventory, material, labor, and overhead expenses; supports product costing and margin analysis; and identifies cost-saving opportunities. Responsibilities also include ERP implementation and integration, user training, audit support, GAAP compliance, and collaboration with operations, supply chain, finance, and IT teams. The position is onsite in Stuart, Florida, with occasional weekend and evening work.

Leads advanced airfoil machining technology and manufacturing engineering across aerospace components. Responsibilities include developing and validating CNC, grinding, EDM/ECM, finishing, tooling, automation, and digital manufacturing processes; conducting root-cause investigations; improving yield, cycle time, throughput, scrap, and cost; guiding engineering teams; supporting new product introduction; and serving as a technical authority for operations, quality, suppliers, and customers. Requires approximately 20–25% travel.

Lead and mentor a quality engineering team and CMM programmers in an aerospace manufacturing environment. Oversee quality plans, nonconformance resolution, root cause analysis, corrective actions, FAI packages, process improvement, audits, documentation, supplier quality, and technical support. Collaborate with manufacturing, production, customers, suppliers, and senior leadership while advancing Lean, Six Sigma, SPC, QMS, and inspection practices. Travel to suppliers or other locations may comprise up to 25% of the role.

Manage full-cycle recruitment for technical and non-technical manufacturing roles, partnering with hiring managers and building candidate pipelines. Coordinate interviews, onboarding, orientation, employee integration, recruitment reporting, and HR communications. Support employer branding, recruitment events, employee engagement, process improvement, and compliance while maintaining accurate HRIS/ATS records. The role is on-site in Tunisia with frequent shop-floor interaction and occasional travel.