Senior Advanced Project Engineer - Military APUs

Honeywell; Phoenix (AZ); Hybrid; USD 110,000 - 160,000; Full time

Job summary

Honeywell Aerospace in Phoenix is seeking a Senior Advanced Project Engineer to support the Engines and Power Systems organization on an APU development project and in-service APUs for USAF platforms.

You will report to the Sr. Engineering Program Manager and work on a hybrid schedule at the Phoenix site, coordinating technical performance and project process requirements.

The role emphasizes EVMS usage, cost targets, schedule adherence, and collaboration with OEMs and engineering teams.

Qualifications

• Meet technical performance measures and project-specific process requirements.
• Plan and coordinate all aspects of the assigned engineering work scope.
• Manage requirements, control scope, and execute baseline change management.
• Execute projects within budget (including capital expenditures) and on schedule.
• Utilize Earned Value Management System (EVMS) tools and knowledge, which are critical for U.S. Government programs.
• Achieve design-to-cost targets and design-for-manufacturability, testability, and reliability goals.
• Ensure compliance with U.S. Government policies, procedures, and guidelines for new development programs.
• Communicate project health and status to stakeholders, including CBT, M&PM, and Engineering Leadership.
• Manage OEM customer relationships through effective communication, collaboration, and status reporting.
• Work closely and effectively with Repair and Overhaul Engineers to address in-service issues.

Job description

As a Senior Advanced Project Engineer here at Honeywell Aerospace, you will support the Engines and Power Systems (E&PS) organization within the Auxiliary Power Unit (APU) Project Engineering department. Specifically, you will primarily support an APU development project, as well as in-service APUs for USAF aircraft platforms.

You will report to the Sr. Engineering Program Manager, and work out of our Phoenix site on a hybrid work schedule.

Key Responsibilities

• Meet technical performance measures and project-specific process requirements.
• Plan and coordinate all aspects of the assigned engineering work scope.
• Manage requirements, control scope, and execute baseline change management.
• Execute projects within budget (including capital expenditures) and on schedule.
• Utilize Earned Value Management System (EVMS) tools and knowledge, which are critical for U.S. Government programs.
• Achieve design-to-cost targets and design-for-manufacturability, testability, and reliability goals.
• Ensure compliance with U.S. Government policies, procedures, and guidelines for new development programs.
• Communicate project health and status to stakeholders, including CBT, M&PM, and Engineering Leadership.
• Manage OEM customer relationships through effective communication, collaboration, and status reporting.
• Work closely and effectively with Repair and Overhaul Engineers to address in-service issues.