Aerospace Failure Analysis Engineer II

Honeywell Aerospace; Phoenix (AZ); Hybrid; USD 82,000 - 118,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical/dental/vision insurance

Disability coverage

401(k) match and FSA/HSA

Education assistance

Parental leave & holidays

Paid time off

Job summary

Honeywell Aerospace is seeking a Failure Analyst - Mechanical Design Engineer II in Phoenix. You will diagnose failures in aerospace components, applying advanced engineering methods and collaborating with a cross-functional team to determine root causes and corrective actions.

Role requires hands-on lab experience in materials engineering and familiarity with aerospace design requirements. Hybrid schedule in Phoenix, AZ, with opportunities to contribute to mission-critical aerospace technology.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering, Materials Science, or related field.
• Experience in aerospace problem solving investigations with lab analysis.
• Extensive experience in metallurgy and materials engineering.

Responsibilities

• Investigate causes of component failures using engineering principles with a team.
• Identify root cause and corrective actions with engineering team.
• Analyze metallurgy and material behavior under operation.
• Explain failure mechanisms tied to product functionality.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams to improve engineering processes.
• Follow established MatEng CI processes for consistent investigations.

Skills

Problem solving

Collaboration

Documentation

Communication

Education

Bachelor's in Mechanical Engineering

Master's preferred

Tools

Metallography

Electron microscopy

Job description

Honeywell Aerospace is seeking a Failure Analyst - Mechanical Design Engineer II in Phoenix. You will diagnose failures in aerospace components, applying advanced engineering methods and collaborating with a cross-functional team to determine root causes and corrective actions.

Role requires hands-on lab experience in materials engineering and familiarity with aerospace design requirements. Hybrid schedule in Phoenix, AZ, with opportunities to contribute to mission-critical aerospace technology.