Aerospace Tech Publications Compliance Specialist

Pratt & Whitney; East Hartford (CT); On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Pratt & Whitney in East Hartford, CT is seeking a compliance specialist focused on export controls. You will ensure EAR/ITAR rules are integrated into technical publication workflows and support audits, classifications, and data reviews.

The role emphasizes collaboration across Global Trade, Engineering, Quality, and Program Management to maintain regulatory compliance and improve processes in a highly regulated aerospace environment.

Qualifications

• Bachelor-level degree required in a technical or compliance-related field.
• 5+ years supporting global trade functions; advanced degree with 3+ years accepted.
• Citizenship required for access to program data.

Responsibilities

• Collaborate with Global Trade, Engineering, Quality, and Program Management to ensure EAR/ITAR rules are followed.
• Perform EAR and ITAR export classification reviews and data logging.
• Conduct daily Global Trade releasability reviews for JTD data.
• Identify gaps and support audit resolutions.
• Support publication schedules and data cut-off processes across teams.
• Develop and standardize compliance metrics and dashboards.
• Monitor EAR/ITAR regulations and internal policies for compliance.
• Support continuous improvement initiatives in a regulated environment.
• Review content for export-controlled data and advise on redaction or restructuring.

Skills

Global Trade Compliance

EAR/ITAR Knowledge

Regulatory Compliance

Education

BA/BS Degree in Engineering, Aviation Technology, Legal/Compliance Studies, or a highly technical discipline

Job description

Pratt & Whitney in East Hartford, CT is seeking a compliance specialist focused on export controls. You will ensure EAR/ITAR rules are integrated into technical publication workflows and support audits, classifications, and data reviews.

The role emphasizes collaboration across Global Trade, Engineering, Quality, and Program Management to maintain regulatory compliance and improve processes in a highly regulated aerospace environment.