Engine Management Operations Specialist

Boeing•Everett, WA

6d•$106,250 - $175,950•Onsite

About The Position

Boeing Commercial Airplanes (BCA) is looking for an Engine Management Support Operations Specialist (Level 3 or Level 4) to join our 737 Narrowbody Delivery Center team in Everett, Washington or Seattle, Washington. Boeing is seeking an Engine Management Operations Specialist to support engine configuration accuracy and delivery execution across all Boeing narrowbody production and aircraft delivery programs. This position collaborates with Final Assembly and Delivery (FA&D), Engineering, Supply Chain, Quality, Operations and Customer Teams to ensure engines are correctly built, installed, tested, and documented for on-time, compliant aircraft delivery. The position works directly with Engine OEM teams to provide technical oversight, data-driven insights, and cross functional coordination to maintain propulsion systems integrity throughout the manufacturing lifecycle.

Requirements

5+ years of experience in engine operations, propulsion systems, manufacturing support, or related aerospace/aviation fields
5+ years of experience working with gas turbine engine systems, assembly processes, and regulatory compliance requirements
5+ years of experience interpreting technical drawings, build records, service manuals, and configuration documents
5+ experience negotiating and resolving customer concerns
Ability to travel 5%

Nice To Haves

Level 4: 9+ years of experience in engine operations, propulsion systems, manufacturing support, or related aerospace/aviation fields
Level 4: 9+ years of experience working with gas turbine engine systems, assembly processes, and regulatory compliance requirements
Level 4: 9+ years of experience interpreting technical drawings, build records, service manuals, and configuration documents
Level 4: 9+ Experience negotiating and resolving customer concerns
5+ years of experience in an aircraft production or final assembly environment
5+ years of experience with Boeing systems (CMES, REDARS, PDM, Velocity and configuration management tools)
Understanding of FAA/EASA type certification, conformity, airworthiness release process and delivery documentation requirements
Experience coordinating with engine OEMs (GE, CFM, Pratt & Whitney, Rolls-Royce)
Experience problem solving and working in a cross-functional environment
Experience interfacing with senior and executive leadership
Lean or Six Sigma training

Responsibilities

Support installation readiness and resolve build/installation discrepancies that could impact production flow or delivery milestones
Ensure accurate engine configuration records (build packages, modification status, LLPs, serialized-part traceability, and Airworthiness Directives) to maintain regulatory compliance
Serve as propulsion SME for pre-delivery activities (engine runs, flight ops, compliance and borescope inspections) to resolve issues before FAA/customer acceptance
Provide technical support for engine nonconformances, discrepancies, and build issues to Liaison/Propulsion Engineering teams
Collaborate with OEMs and suppliers to address quality concerns, part shortages, and technical inquiries; review performance data and escalate production-impacting issues
Lead resolution of customer issues (including comfort/commitment letters) and pursue cost recovery for production impacts causing disruptions or delivery delays
Support production rate increases by identifying constraints, evaluating OEM/supplier support plans, and recommending process improvements
Lead root-cause investigations for installation, test, configuration anomalies, and conformity inspections; coordinate corrective actions with Quality, Engineering, and OEM partners