Senior Aircraft Materials & Processes Engineer

Cybotic System; Georgia; On-site; USD 85,000 - 105,000; Full time

Job summary

Cybotic System is seeking a mid-to-senior engineer with strong Materials & Processes (M&P) expertise to contribute to complex aircraft development projects.

You will support design, analysis, and liaison engineering, coordinate engineering plans, and ensure M&P specifications are current. The role requires onsite work and compliance with ITAR regulations, with broad collaboration across Powerplant, ECS, Structures, Electrical, and Mechanical teams.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in engineering is mandatory; advanced degree preferred
• 5+ years in a specific technical discipline or 10+ years across multiple engineering disciplines
• Must be onsite full-time and ITAR qualified (U.S. export control)

Responsibilities

• Support design, analysis, and liaison engineering for products
• Contribute to planning and coordination of engineering projects
• Provide specialized technical assistance to team members
• Use advanced techniques to solve difficult engineering problems
• Develop independent approaches balancing cost, schedule, and technical product
• Act as liaison with external representatives
• Generate and communicate technical requirements to suppliers and internal teams (Powerplant, ECS, Structures, Electrical, Mechanical)
• Select materials suitable for pressurized and unpressurized environments
• Knowledge of environmental regulations affecting materials (REACH, TSCA, EPA)
• Revise and maintain M&P specifications

Skills

M&P expertise

Education

Bachelor’s in Engineering

Master’s or PhD preferred

Tools

Smarteam

Catia

Job description

Cybotic System is seeking a mid-to-senior engineer with strong Materials & Processes (M&P) expertise to contribute to complex aircraft development projects.

You will support design, analysis, and liaison engineering, coordinate engineering plans, and ensure M&P specifications are current. The role requires onsite work and compliance with ITAR regulations, with broad collaboration across Powerplant, ECS, Structures, Electrical, and Mechanical teams.