Senior Low Observables Systems Integration Engineer

The Boeing Company; Missouri; On-site; USD 112,000 - 152,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

401(k) plan

Life and disability insurance

Job summary

The Boeing Company is seeking a Low Observables (LO) Design & Integration Engineer to support design, analysis, and testing of stealth/low-signature systems. You will work on LO materials, structures, and integration aspects for aircraft/vehicle programs.

Responsibilities include using CEM solvers to model LO components, performing trade studies, processing test data, and producing technical reports and guidance for program teams. Collaboration across disciplines is essential.

Qualifications

• BS in Engineering or related field.
• 5+ years in LO design, integration and test support.
• Ability to obtain U.S. Special Program Access.

Responsibilities

• Perform LO materials, coatings, and structural analyses to minimize signatures.
• Develop LO integration concepts for aircraft structures and subsystems.
• Use CEM solvers to model and optimize LO components and systems.
• Conduct sensitivity studies across materials and geometry.
• Analyze test data and compare with simulations; iterate designs.
• Produce technical reports and integration guidance for programs.
• Communicate results to multidisciplinary teams and support reviews.
• Assist manufacturing to preserve LO design intent through fabrication.

Skills

LO integration

Electromagnetics

CEM solvers

Python/MATLAB data processing

Technical documentation

Cross-functional communication

Education

Bachelor's degree in Engineering (Electrical/Mechanical/Aeronautical) or related field

Tools

ANSYS HFSS

CST Microwave Studio

FEKO

SIE/PO or in-house CEM codes

Job description

The Boeing Company is seeking a Low Observables (LO) Design & Integration Engineer to support design, analysis, and testing of stealth/low-signature systems. You will work on LO materials, structures, and integration aspects for aircraft/vehicle programs.

Responsibilities include using CEM solvers to model LO components, performing trade studies, processing test data, and producing technical reports and guidance for program teams. Collaboration across disciplines is essential.