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2nd or 3rd Shift - Senior Product Review Engineer (Liaison Engineering)

Boeing

North Charleston, SC · full time · Senior

$126,650 – $209,300

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What this role is

Boeing seeks a Senior Product Review Engineer to troubleshoot aircraft manufacturing issues, perform root cause analysis, and develop engineering solutions for the 787 program in North Charleston. This role suits experienced aerospace engineers comfortable with shift work in a factory environment who can lead cross-functional teams through complex problem-solving.

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What they ask for

Required

  • Bachelor of Science in Engineering or related field
  • 10+ years of engineering experience
  • 5+ years in airplane systems, aerodynamics, structures, propulsion, systems engineering, certification, or safety
  • 5+ 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 and holidays
  • U.S. Person status for export control compliance

Nice to have

  • ABET accredited degree
  • Senior Level 5 experience (10+ years)
  • 5+ years cross-functional environment experience
  • Materials Review Board membership or certification
  • Aerospace or marine repair, overhaul, maintenance experience
  • Experience troubleshooting complex integrated systems
  • Strength analysis experience for metals and composites
  • Notice of Escapements and Request for Customer Notifications experience
  • Production engineering experience
  • Aerospace fabrication, manufacturing, or additive manufacturing experience

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