Mid-Level Flight Simulator Hardware Configuration Engineer

Boeing•Seattle, WA

3d•Onsite

About The Position

Boeing Global Services (BGS) is currently seeking a Mid-level Flight Simulator Hardware Configuration Engineer to join the Training and Simulation Digital Services (T&SDS) Engineering team to support and manage the hardware configuration and deliverables for Boeing Simulator Packages (BSP), based out of Seattle, WA. This role acts as the focal for flight deck hardware kit configuration and cabin/door training packages, ensuring accurate configuration data, responding to customer inquiries, and supporting process definition and continuous improvement.

Requirements

Bachelor of Science degree in Engineering, Engineering Technology (including Manufacturing Technology), Computer Science, Data Science, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry or non-US equivalent qualifications directly related to the work statement
3+ years of experience supporting technical projects and managing technical data content and configuration
1+ years of experience supporting configuration management, including change control and part roll impact assessment

Nice To Haves

Skilled in preparing clear technical documentation with excellent written and verbal communication
Experience conducting design reviews, Technical Review Board or change board meetings
Proven ability to interpret engineering drawings (schematics, assembly, detail) and respond to customer configuration inquiries
Demonstrated experience defining and maintaining parts lists, BOMs, and kit contents for complex hardware systems
Hands-on experience using REDARS, IVT, ENOVIA, PDM and CATIA Part & Assembly Design workbenches
Experience with flight simulators, aircraft interiors, doors/systems, or avionics hardware
Familiarity with supplier management and procurement impacts on hardware kits

Responsibilities

Define and maintain flight deck part lists for parts provided in the Boeing Simulator Package (BSP) Hardware Kit
Define and maintain Cabin and Door Training Packages, including package requirements, contents, and documentation
Support customer hardware configuration inquiries, providing timely, accurate configuration guidance and technical clarification
Track flight deck updates and hardware part revisions, update Hardware Kits as needed, notify stakeholders, and record revised kit configurations in PDM
Serve as a focal for Simulator Hardware Kit Configuration and Simulator Cabin and Door Training Packages applying configuration processes & best practices
Maintain configuration documentation, bill of materials (BOM), flight deck 3D models and hardware kits change-control records in PDM/ENOVIA systems
Coordinate cross-functionally with design engineering, manufacturing, supply chain, and customer support to resolve configuration issues and implement updates
Participate in configuration reviews, design reviews, and customer-facing technical briefings as required