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Associate or Mid-Level Guidance Nav & Control Engineer (Navigation Sys/Inertial Sensor)

Boeing

El Segundo, CA · full time · Mid

$100,300 – $167,900

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What this role is

Boeing seeks a systems engineer to design and validate guidance, navigation, and control systems for spacecraft, developing requirements, performing analyses, and ensuring flight readiness of sensors and actuators. This role suits someone with 1-5+ years of systems engineering experience who wants to work on complex aerospace hardware integration and mentoring at a major defense contractor.

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What they ask for

Required

  • Bachelor's degree in engineering, engineering technology, chemistry, physics, mathematics, data science, or computer science
  • Ability to obtain US Security Clearance (US Citizenship required)
  • Experience deriving, allocating, and tracing requirements throughout product lifecycle
  • 1+ years of systems engineering experience (requirements definition, allocation, verification, architecture design)
  • Experience with cross-discipline engineering teams
  • Experience supporting internal and external customer deliverables
  • Experience with control theory and design
  • 1+ years of experience with propulsion GNC or avionics design/integration
  • US Citizenship

Nice to have

  • Exposure to PDR/CDR processes and flight test support
  • Programming skills in Python and/or C/C++
  • Hands-on experience developing or using simulation models for control design validation
  • Familiarity with MATLAB/Simulink and model-based design tools
  • Working knowledge of avionics sensors and actuators
  • Experience in lab environments with hardware/software integration, test setup, and data collection/analysis

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