Flight Simulation Hardware Kitting & Lifecycle Design

Boeing•Long Beach, CA

10h•Onsite

About The Position

Flight Simulation Hardware Kitting & Lifecycle Design Company: The Boeing Company Boeing Global Services, Training and Simulation Digital Services (T&SDS), is seeking a results-driven Flight Simulation Hardware Kitting & Lifecycle Design Support Specialist to assist all Boeing Aircraft Type Simulator Packages, specifically focusing on the hardware kitting and Lifecyle aspects. This position is expected to be 100% on-site. The selected candidate will be required to work on-site at the Long Beach, CA location. Job Description The main responsibilities of this role include coordinating with simulator manufacturers to deliver flight deck hardware based on customer configurations, working through warranty and non-compliance issues, monitoring deliverable performance, identifying hardware requirements in collaboration with internal functions, ordering aircraft simulator kit hardware to meet program schedules, developing support materials for program reviews, assisting in resolving flight simulator hardware issues by coordinating with internal functions, and ensuring all types of hardware are operational to support "Ready for Training" needs.

Requirements

The successful candidate must have strong coordination and communication skills, as well as the ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously.
You must be a U.S. Citizen.
Education/experience typically acquired through advanced education (e.g. Bachelor) and typically 3 or more years' related work experience or an equivalent combination of education and experience (e.g. Master+1 years' related work experience, 7 years' related work experience, etc.).

Nice To Haves

It is a plus to have knowledge of, or experience using, Boeing Enterprise Shipping System (BESSY) to look up shipments that support Boeing Simulator Projects (BSP).
Possess knowledge of using REDARS and Boeing drawing systems.
Knowledge in using Project Management Database (PMDB) for operational tracking and loading BSP demands and shipments.
Are knowledgeable in using Production ERP Environment to status parts needed to support BSPs

Responsibilities

Acting as the focal point for Training Device Manufacturers (TDM), Airplane Customers, and internal/external training centers for hardware needs.
Developing airplane model hardware kits, defining flight deck components to be provided by Boeing to simulator manufacturers to match aircraft design.
Interfacing with Supplier Management to manage the order and delivery of new kit part requirements.
The requirement is to address issues in the hardware lifecycle, address customer issues promptly, find new opportunities, and free up the Lead from constant daily pressing tasks so they can focus on bigger issues and initiatives.
Warranty claims for hardware after training devices are in service
Non-conformance issues with hardware during simulator manufacturing
Construct impact report and manage all part requests from Production, MODs & AOG
Assisting in Kitting surge support as well as assisting hardware focals as needed
BGS Supply Chain Supplier Management liaison
Inventory management for all kitting hardware
Lower-level device HW kit development
Coordination between USM, T&SDS & Campuses for hardware management of Boeing’s own excess inventory – used and new
Red Label hardware management
Acting as a liaison between Supplier Management, Supply Chain, TDM and Airline.
Providing technical support to sustaining programs as required.
Providing information to facilitate parts moving through Boeing systems/supply chain.
Utilizing Electronic Standardized Process for Engineering Coordination (eSPEC) to create kits for driving demands for PMDB projects.
Utilizing Change Lifecycle Management Application to request changes for PMDB project shipments that support BSPs.
Utilizing Simulator Tracking and Recording System (STARS) Tableau or obtaining the ability to use it.
Supporting Ad-Hoc needs