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2nd or 3rd Shift - Associate or Mid-Level Product Review Engineer (Liaison Engineering)

Boeing

North Charleston, SC · full time · Associate or Mid

$85,000 – $140,300

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What this role is

Boeing is seeking Product Review Engineers to troubleshoot aircraft production issues, conduct root cause analysis, and develop solutions for non-conforming 787 components across multiple shifts in North Charleston. The role suits engineers with aerospace systems knowledge who are comfortable working variable schedules in a factory environment and want hands-on manufacturing problem-solving experience.

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What they ask for

Required

  • Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Engineering Technology, Computer Science, Data Science, Mathematics, Physics, or Chemistry
  • 2+ years professional engineering experience
  • 2+ years experience in airplane systems, aerodynamics, structures, propulsion, systems engineering, certification, or safety
  • 1+ years reading and interpreting electrical schematics and technical specifications
  • Knowledge of structural design principles for aircraft primary structure
  • Willingness to work variable shifts including weekends, holidays, and overtime
  • U.S. Person status for export control compliance

Nice to have

  • 5+ years related work experience (for Mid-Level)
  • ABET accredited degree
  • Current or previous Materials Review Board membership
  • Aerospace or marine repair, overhaul, maintenance, or engineering experience
  • Troubleshooting complex integrated systems
  • Experience interpreting and creating strength analyses for metals and composite materials

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