Description
The Airworthiness Engineer performs technical planning, system integration, verification and validation, cost and risk, and supportability analyses for aircraft and related systems. The role manages airworthiness artifacts and data requirements, coordinates certification approaches with internal and external customers, leads certification working groups, supports airworthiness reviews, and recommends aircraft readiness for flight. It requires an engineering bachelor's degree, at least three years of related professional experience, U.S. citizenship, and a government security clearance, with a full-time salary range of $85,300 to $158,300.
