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Lead research and development of new aerostructure configurations and manufacturing processes. Define and execute technology maturation programs, perform trade studies, prototype and test composite components, assess manufacturability and cost, and document certification and test plans. Collaborate cross-functionally to advance concepts through risk reduction to production readiness.

Manage full lifecycle multi-year aerospace manufacturing projects, monitor budgets, schedules and capital equipment, coordinate cross-functional teams and suppliers, develop interventions and risk mitigation, present status to executives, and mentor team members while driving process improvements.

Create measurement plans and operate 3D metrology instruments (photogrammetry, laser trackers, articulating arms) to inspect assemblies. Use CAD and measurement software, perform statistical and root-cause analysis, develop procedures and training, and ensure documentation and corrective actions meet quality and compliance standards.

The role involves operating multi-axis ultrasonic systems for non-destructive inspection, conducting audits, Root Cause analysis, and supervising trainees while ensuring compliance with engineering requirements.

The role involves designing Guidance, Navigation, and Control systems, developing simulation models, conducting analysis, and supporting flight tests. Responsibilities include documentation and leading cross-divisional problem resolution.

The Material Review Engineer evaluates production nonconformances in aerospace, ensures compliance with regulations, and leads cross-functional projects. Responsibilities include analyzing material discrepancies, managing projects, and improving hardware producibility.

This role ensures compliance with US Government regulations, advises on labor policies, improves processes, and addresses audit findings.

The Material Review Engineer conducts analysis and documentation of production nonconformances, ensures compliance with regulations, and manages engineering initiatives within the aerospace production environment.

The role involves developing and implementing industrial hygiene programs, conducting workplace assessments, ensuring regulatory compliance, and promoting safety culture.

The Associate Industrial Engineer analyzes and designs operations to improve efficiency, conducts cost studies, develops time standards, and assists in facility planning and training.