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Test, troubleshoot, and disposition classified and unclassified electronics deliverables. Develop and improve test plans and work instructions, perform root cause corrective action and quality investigations, improve test-process efficiency, troubleshoot component-level circuit card assemblies, and collaborate across disciplines. The role also supports training, mentorship, safety compliance, equipment utilization, and bottleneck reduction. Work is fully onsite on a Friday-through-Sunday fourth shift and requires eligibility for a Secret clearance.

Provides engineering support for electronic and mechanical components used in commercial aerospace controls and avionics. Responsibilities include component requirements, obsolescence resolution, electrical analysis, derating, reliability assessments, environmental qualification testing, alternate-source qualification, value engineering, and design-change coordination. The role collaborates with design engineering, operations, supply chain, customers, and suppliers while mentoring junior engineers. This is a hybrid position in Fort Wayne, Indiana, with less than 10% travel.

Leads the development and strategic evolution of full authority digital engine control systems for advanced aircraft. Builds customer relationships, shapes technical requirements, manages product and technology roadmaps, develops proposals, evaluates competitors, closes technology gaps, and guides cross-functional engineering teams. The role also oversees safety-critical lifecycle development, system integration, validation, verification, resource planning, mentoring, and technical capability growth.

Develops and maintains automated digital module test systems for flight-control and avionics products. Responsibilities include defining hardware test requirements, designing test fixtures, supporting test equipment and software integration, troubleshooting components and circuits, performing root-cause analysis, and assisting manufacturing and customers with product performance issues. The role requires collaboration with design and operations teams, hands-on laboratory work, and occasional travel.

Test Engineer II will develop, integrate, maintain, and troubleshoot hardware and automated test systems for power supply and avionics products. Responsibilities include designing test fixtures, supporting manufacturing and customers, performing component-level diagnostics and root-cause analysis, maintaining test equipment, implementing requirements, and coordinating reliability and yield improvements. The role is hybrid with 3–4 onsite days weekly and less than 10% travel.

Leads quality engineering for C4ISR tactical systems, developing quality plans, procedures, documentation, and process improvements. Manages nonconformance and variance reviews, ensures AS9100 and customer compliance, resolves complex quality issues, and provides technical guidance to junior engineers. The role requires collaboration with cross-functional teams, customers, and government organizations, along with experience interpreting engineering drawings and specifications. Preferred expertise includes defense contracting, 8D/RCCA, AS9102 FAI, quality auditing, configuration control, and complex electronic assemblies.

Software engineering intern developing and testing Windows-based applications for aircraft tests and support equipment. Responsibilities include instrument drivers, evaluation algorithms, graphical user interfaces, self-test software, requirements, coding, integration, documentation, and lifecycle testing. The intern will collaborate with systems and hardware engineers and may work with embedded development, operating systems, algorithms, and Agile tools while participating in BAE Systems’ LEAP program.

Leads mechanical design, analysis, integration, testing, production support, and troubleshooting for complex military systems. Creates 3D models, drawings, and documentation; performs tolerance, thermal, structural, vibration, and environmental analyses; develops prototypes and test equipment; executes verification plans; resolves manufacturing and test issues; supports requirements development, trade studies, technology upgrades, and new business capture.

Performs systems engineering for tactical airborne subsystems, including hardware and software integration, requirements development, system testing, customer integration support, technical documentation, and proposal estimation. The role requires experience across both sides of the systems engineering V-model, familiarity with MBSE, AI, RF test equipment, DOORS, hardware and software processes, and technical writing.

Troubleshoot commercial electronic products to the component level, identify root causes of circuit failures, disposition products for repair, and improve test-process efficiency and yield. The role supports analog, digital, and programmable logic technologies, uses electrical lab and test equipment, interprets technical specifications, and collaborates with design and manufacturing teams. Work is performed on the second or third shift at the Fort Wayne facility.