Top Engineering Jobs

The First Line Electrical Engineering Manager leads a team, ensuring technical excellence and program execution while mentoring engineers and meeting requirements.

Responsible for static timing analysis and convergence for ASICs and FPGAs, collaborating with teams to ensure successful timing closure and training new engineers.

The Systems Software Engineer will design, develop, and test Java-based algorithms for missile defense software, supporting the full software development lifecycle while collaborating in an agile environment.

Boeing is seeking ASIC/FPGA Verification Engineers to develop digital ICs/SoCs, employing UVM and System Verilog for verification, collaborating across teams, and ensuring design integrity through testing and prototyping.

As an Aircraft Maintenance Engineer, you will maintain, modify, service, and inspect aircraft systems, ensuring compliance with regulations and quality assurance procedures.

Lead the design and verification of ASICs and FPGAs, overseeing teams, collaborating with engineers, and integrating complex systems while ensuring performance and efficiency.

Perform maintenance, modifications, inspections, testing and fault-finding on MQ-28 avionics systems. Ensure DASR Part 145/MOE compliance, follow QA and EHS procedures, maintain documentation, and coordinate with Boeing, customers and industry. Role may involve travel and working away from home.

The Quality Control Inspector will oversee product inspections, validate non-conformances, assist in quality assessments, and aid in corrective actions while ensuring compliance with aerospace standards.

The Lead Operational Software Deployment and Integration Engineer oversees software deployment and integration, maintaining operational readiness, establishing system configurations, managing technical risks, and leading integration efforts at customer sites.

The role involves designing, deploying, and maintaining cloud infrastructure in Azure, while ensuring security compliance and implementing Infrastructure and Configuration as Code practices.