Airplane Interior Design Engineers specify, develop, integrate, validate, and certify aircraft interior components or systems. This entry-level individual-contributor role develops corporate aircraft interior components or systems based on market, product, and certification requirements, while supporting quality and overall program cost and schedule goals. Guidance is provided by senior staff. The engineer helps ensure proper interfaces between interior installations and hydraulics, electrical systems, tooling, manufacturing, and assembly processes. The position requires a relevant engineering bachelor's degree. Prior executive aviation interior experience is not required; the role is generally intended for someone with 0–2 years of experience in a specialized functional discipline. Work involves basic professional-level assignments that are regularly reviewed by higher-level professional colleagues or a manager. Training in CATIA will be provided if required. The employee must follow regulatory and workplace safety requirements, including OSHA, EPA, and applicable state and federal regulations, and is subject to random drug and alcohol testing under FAA regulations. Domestic and international travel availability is required. The employee is expected to follow company values and department policies, incorporate Lean and P3E concepts into daily work, pursue continuous improvement, protect confidential and proprietary information, and satisfy work schedule requirements. Other duties may be assigned.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level