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Product Data Management Engineer (Mid-Level or Senior)

Boeing

Mid or Senior

$103,700 – $171,350

Listed on Boeing’s own careers site. You apply with them directly — we never stand between you and the employer.

What this role is

Boeing seeks a technical integrator to lead configuration and data management for the 787 airplane program, managing engineering processes and systems across the product lifecycle. This role suits experienced engineers with commercial airplane program background who can provide technical leadership, mentor teams, and drive adoption of data management standards.

Our summary, not Boeing’s wording. The full posting is on their site.

What they ask for

Required

  • Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Engineering Technology, Computer Science, Data Science, Mathematics, Physics, or Chemistry
  • 5+ years of related work experience
  • Expertise in Configuration Management and Data Management for complex integrated products
  • Experience developing and conducting technical design reviews and audits across multi-discipline systems

Nice to have

  • 9+ years of related work experience (Level 4)
  • Master's degree in engineering or systems engineering
  • Hands-on design or manufacturing experience on 787 or other commercial airplane programs
  • Ability to analyze complex trades and produce change proposals with risk assessments
  • Experience with PLM/PDM tools like Enovia, Teamcenter, or Windchill
  • Knowledge of aerospace change processes and regulatory compliance
  • Familiarity with software configuration and MBSE
  • Experience integrating CM/DM with Agile practices
  • Configuration management or systems engineering certification (CISCM, INCOSE, PMI-ACP)

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