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Mid-Level Propulsion System Integration Engineer

Boeing

North Charleston, SC · full time · Mid

$112,200 – $151,800

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What this role is

Boeing is seeking a mid-level engineer to integrate 787 propulsion systems—engines, auxiliary power units, and fuel systems—managing design analysis, certification documentation, and production support. This role suits someone with 5+ years of engineering experience who enjoys solving cross-functional technical problems and working directly with manufacturing and suppliers to keep aircraft on schedule.

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What they ask for

Required

  • Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Engineering Technology, Computer Science, Data Science, Mathematics, Physics, or Chemistry
  • 5+ years of relevant work experience
  • Propulsion system, engine, APU, and fuel system integration and installation analysis
  • Engineering deliverables production and maintenance for certification
  • Production and delivery troubleshooting support
  • Fleet and production issue resolution

Nice to have

  • 3+ years in propulsion engineering or engine/APU and fuel system integration
  • Cross-domain problem analysis and solution development
  • Configuration management and requirements tools experience
  • Supplier oversight and design modification management
  • Qualification testing planning and execution
  • RCCA, BPSM, fault tree, and safety analysis knowledge
  • Strong written and verbal communication

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