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Procures specialty materials and new technologies for Boeing defense programs. Responsibilities include supplier sourcing, contract negotiation, pricing and terms, contractual document execution, supplier risk management, supply and demand planning, delivery and financial performance monitoring, and supplier improvement initiatives. The role is fully onsite, requires U.S. citizenship and the ability to obtain a Secret clearance, and may involve 10%–15% travel.

Represents Engineering on the Material Review Board in aerospace production, evaluating and documenting dispositions for nonconformances in aircraft structures, systems, tests, and wiring. Applies manufacturing and design knowledge to resolve production issues, investigate root causes, improve producibility, and recommend design or process changes. The role also supports cross-functional engineering and manufacturing initiatives, project leadership, and compliance with aviation regulations and OEM requirements.

Designs, analyzes, integrates, tests, and maintains radar test station hardware and software for avionics simulation laboratories. Responsibilities include developing architectures and specifications, validating designs, tracking technical performance, supporting suppliers, integrating systems into existing infrastructure, investigating emerging technologies, managing configurations, and supporting stakeholders throughout the product lifecycle. The role requires radar systems analysis and design experience, hardware/software integration knowledge, and active Secret clearance. It is fully onsite in Berkeley, Missouri.

Leads multidisciplinary engineering teams supporting ICBM sustainment programs. Oversees engineering execution, technical approaches, suppliers, process improvements, project plans, resources, and employee development while managing stakeholder relationships and operational goals.

Develops engineering solutions for product and process issues across the X-37B production and refurbishment lifecycle. Responsibilities include root cause and failure analysis, nonconformance dispositions, interim repair design, non-destructive test procedure development, process improvements, and engineering support during manufacturing and postproduction. The role participates in Material Review Boards, Integrated Product Teams, and design reviews while representing engineering on second shift at Kennedy Space Center.

Develops and implements manufacturing plans, tooling methodologies, producibility analyses, production-readiness solutions, and lean manufacturing processes for X-37B spaceplane systems. The role integrates technical solutions across disciplines, resolves complex manufacturing problems, maintains factory definitions, and supports program objectives. It is 100% onsite at Kennedy Space Center, primarily on second shift, with first-shift training and occasional first-shift support. A U.S. Top Secret/SCI clearance and U.S. Person status are required.

Supports software development for a mission analytics tool by deriving system requirements, managing end-to-end development environments, coordinating system integration across teams, documenting interfaces, and allocating requirements across system components. Responsibilities include architecture development, technical assessments, requirements reviews, baseline management, integration and testing, and producing engineering documentation. The role requires extensive systems engineering experience, an active TS/SCI with polygraph clearance, and hybrid onsite work in Annapolis Junction, Maryland.

Perform stress analysis for Boeing 787 interior structures using hand calculations, FEA and dynamic simulation. Review supplier deliverables, develop structural requirements, coordinate loads and interfaces, support tests and certification (Part 25), investigate in-service issues, and provide supplier oversight throughout the product lifecycle.

Designs and analyzes spacecraft electrical wiring interconnect systems, harnesses, and printed circuit boards for satellite missions. Responsibilities include electrical diagrams, component selection, voltage and capacitance analysis, PCB layout, manufacturing documentation, harness testing, spacecraft integration, design reviews, supplier management, and support for proposals and production. The role is fully onsite and supports programs ranging from experimental LEO satellites to GEO vehicles.

Derive radiation environments for satellite missions, evaluate TID and SEE requirements, support electronic parts selection, develop test plans, design test harnesses, coordinate hardware procurement, and analyze test results. The role supports program, product, and systems engineering teams and requires full-time onsite work, U.S. person status, and eligibility to obtain a security clearance.