Lead Project Engineer, Electrical Design & Integration

The Boeing Company; Oklahoma City (OK); On-site; USD 128,000 - 207,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401(k) plan

Relocation assistance

Job summary

The Boeing Company in Oklahoma City, OK, seeks an Experienced or Lead Project Engineer to support Electrical Design & Integration for MCDA programs. The role involves leading cross-functional teams, managing certifications, and coordinating with customers, regulators and suppliers.

Typical qualifications include a BS in engineering or related fields, 9+ years of complex engineering experience and 3+ years in project leadership, with potential travel to San Antonio and Tukwila.

Qualifications

• Bachelor of Science degree in Engineering, Engineering Technology (including Manufacturing Technology), Computer Science, Data Science, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry or non-US equivalent qualifications directly related to the work statement
• 9+ years’ experience performing complex engineering or system integration work
• 3+ years experience in leading and/or managing complex projects
• 3+ years experience developing and maintaining relationships and partnerships with senior executives, customers, stakeholders, peers and business partners
• ABET accredited bachelor’s degree or higher in Engineering, Computer Science or related field
• 5+ years of experience with Bombers and/or Military Derivative Aircraft
• 2+ years of experience with US and/or foreign aircraft certification/regulatory processes
• Military aircraft design and/or analysis experience within Electrical Systems, Wire Design, Wire Installation, and/or Equipment Installation, working with Military and Regulatory Administrations
• Project Management exposure / experience (e.g., Earned Value Management, Control Account Management, etc.)
• Ability to quickly analyze, understand, organize and communicate complex technical concepts/problems across multiple disciplines
• Experience with leading major design changes through multiple phases of product and certification lifecycle
• Certification and/or experience working with FAA regulations and Regulatory Administration
• Good communication skills and initiative, acting without supervision
• Adaptable and able to operate in a dynamic environment to meet objectives on time
• Ability to work out of comfort zone, where process definition does not exist or is unclear. Take ownership/initiative, pull teams together, establish battle rhythm and remove roadblocks

Responsibilities

• Be an integral part of supporting Military and Military Commercial Derivative Aircraft (MCDA) airplanes in-service, in-production and under development.
• Lead special projects and initiatives in the areas of safety, certification, and performance as well as program issues as directed by the Electrical Design & Integration (EDI) capability director
• Develop integrated plans, establish and lead teams, monitor and respond to technical developments throughout the life of a program
• Manage risks & opportunities, and support cross-functional & cross-Integrated Product Team issues
• Lead cross-functional technical integration, certification and project management in support of resolving complex issues to help deliver airplanes, return airplanes into service, resolve supply chain issues, mitigate risks, actualize opportunities, delivery and production stream sustainability
• Lead detailed investigations to ensure system integration and compliance with requirements and to preclude safety issues
• Communicate routinely with Internal and External Customers (peers, stakeholders, senior and executive leadership), Regulators and/or suppliers

Job description

The Boeing Company in Oklahoma City, OK, seeks an Experienced or Lead Project Engineer to support Electrical Design & Integration for MCDA programs. The role involves leading cross-functional teams, managing certifications, and coordinating with customers, regulators and suppliers.

Typical qualifications include a BS in engineering or related fields, 9+ years of complex engineering experience and 3+ years in project leadership, with potential travel to San Antonio and Tukwila.