Lead Aircraft Interior Electrical Systems Engineer

Greenpoint Technologies; Marysville (WA); On-site; USD 109,000 - 150,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Healthcare

Life insurance

Paid time off

401(k) match

Job summary

Greenpoint Technologies seeks an experienced Electrical Systems Engineer to create, modify, and review complex electrical designs for VIP and commercial interior applications. The role emphasizes on-time, on-budget delivery and collaboration across cross-functional teams.

The ideal candidate has a Bachelor's in Aerospace or Electrical engineering with about 8+ years of relevant experience, strong CAD skills, and familiarity with FAA design requirements.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Aerospace or Electrical engineering; 8+ years relevant experience preferred.
• Aviation industry background and interior experience strongly preferred.
• Experience with FAA design requirements and certification processes.

Responsibilities

• Create, modify, and review electrical system drawings and documents for aircraft interiors.
• Define electrical system architecture to meet client and regulatory requirements.
• Mentor engineers and coordinate with cross-functional teams to meet schedule and budget.
• Interface with customers, FAA designees, and vendors throughout projects.
• Support bid processes and project scheduling for electrical systems.

Skills

Adaptability

Communications

Dependability

Initiative

Teamwork

Work Quality

Education

Bachelor's degree in Aerospace or Electrical Engineering

Tools

CAD

Data management systems

My Boeing Fleet

Microsoft Office

Job description

Greenpoint Technologies seeks an experienced Electrical Systems Engineer to create, modify, and review complex electrical designs for VIP and commercial interior applications. The role emphasizes on-time, on-budget delivery and collaboration across cross-functional teams.

The ideal candidate has a Bachelor's in Aerospace or Electrical engineering with about 8+ years of relevant experience, strong CAD skills, and familiarity with FAA design requirements.