Description
The role plans, coordinates, directs, and performs engineering assignments involving aircraft, engines, systems, components, and field or shop equipment; investigates operating problems; develops solutions meeting governmental safety and performance standards; evaluates and applies engineering modifications; analyzes reparability and operating data; and prepares technical publications. It requires experience with tooling, logistics or warehousing, calibrated tooling, stocking and parts identification, and Microsoft Office, with MAXIMO, Crib Master, SAP, shipping, F-35 tooling, and military experience preferred. The full-time salary range is $70,500 to $130,900, with medical, dental, vision, flexible work arrangements, retirement matching, paid time off, and other benefits.
