Lead Propulsion Fuels Systems Engineer, 787 Program

The Boeing Company; North Charleston (SC); On-site; USD 112,000 - 152,000; Full time

Job summary

The Boeing Company in North Charleston seeks a Mid-Level Propulsion Fuels Systems Engineer to join the Propulsion 787 Program Engineering team. You will lead integration of propulsion/fuels changes, review supplier documentation, and provide on-site factory support to ensure timely delivery of 787 aircraft.

Ideal candidates have 5+ years in propulsion engineering, strong project management, and excellent communication skills. Travel may be required; relocation options available.

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
• 5+ years of relevant work experience
• 3+ years of experience in Propulsion Engineering
• Knowledge of airplane safety and certification is preferred
• Knowledge of airplane fuels systems and architecture
• Experience working on multi-disciplinary projects
• Strong project and time management skills; Must be able to manage and prioritize multiple projects in support of key milestones and aircraft delivery schedules
• Excellent communication skills; Ability to clearly communicate complex scenarios with internal and external Leaders and technical SMEs
• Familiar with ENOVIA, CSDT, REDARS, ETAC, IVX, IVT, CATIA (PDM a plus)
• Familiar with establishing RCCAs / BPSMs / fault trees / cause maps
• Some travel may be required

Responsibilities

• Lead integration of propulsion/fuels changes with other airplane systems and develop design solutions to support product improvements.
• Maintain Boeing design oversight for supplier‑provided fuel system components and review/approve supplier drawings, engineering change proposals, and configuration updates.
• Engage suppliers to define, plan, and execute qualification testing and to manage supplier‑initiated design modifications.
• Manage Boeing Specification Control Document (SCD) requirements, including revisions and new SCD development as needed.
• Provide on‑site factory and delivery support in North Charleston, troubleshooting fuel system issues on the production line, supporting production holds, pre‑delivery inspections, and delivery acceptance activities.
• Investigate and resolve fleet, production, and supplier issues (Service Requests, Notices of Escape, Non‑Conformances, Engineering Liaison Requests, Change Notices, etc.) to maintain production flow and delivery schedules.
• Coordinate, develop, and publish test plans, procedures, and reports; perform analysis using test, certification, and production data to support timely dispositions.
• Support safety, compliance, and airworthiness investigations and create/update system safety analyses and airworthiness limitations for the 787.
• Coordinate across internal partners (EME, RM&T, ASE, Structures/Stress, Flight Test, Service Engineering, Production, Ground Ops, Regulatory Administration, etc.) to meet project goals and aircraft delivery milestones.
• Communicate project status, risks, issues, and opportunities to Propulsion and Program leadership and represent Boeing professionally with suppliers, delivery teams, and external partners.
• Able to work under general supervision and self‑direct work based on needs of customers, product, and stakeholders.
• Strong technical skills and demonstrated ability to understand complex problems.

Skills

Propulsion Engineering

Project management

Communication

Team collaboration

Education

Bachelor's degree in Engineering or related field

Tools

ENOVIA

CATIA

CSDT

REDARS

ETAC

Job description

The Boeing Company in North Charleston seeks a Mid-Level Propulsion Fuels Systems Engineer to join the Propulsion 787 Program Engineering team. You will lead integration of propulsion/fuels changes, review supplier documentation, and provide on-site factory support to ensure timely delivery of 787 aircraft.

Ideal candidates have 5+ years in propulsion engineering, strong project management, and excellent communication skills. Travel may be required; relocation options available.