Propulsion Engineer (Propulsion Analysis - Air)

Boeing•Seal Beach, CA

6d•$126,900 - $228,800•Onsite

About The Position

The Boeing Company is seeking an experienced engineer to join the 737NG/MAX Propulsion Systems Service Engineering team in Seal Beach, CA, as a Main Engines Service Engineer. This role supports Propulsion Engineering and involves providing 24/7 customer support to airline customers, delivering timely and effective technical solutions. The engineer will act as a key technical resource, addressing customer inquiries, advocating for their needs, and managing both urgent, short-term issues and longer-term, proactive projects. This involves independent research and collaboration with internal engineering teams, suppliers, and external partners to resolve complex propulsion system challenges. The team is hiring for Mid-Level and Senior experience levels.

Requirements

Bachelor of Science degree in Engineering, Engineering Technology (including Manufacturing Technology), Computer Science, Data Science, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry
5 or more years' related work experience or an equivalent combination of technical education and experience
3+ years of experience in aerospace

Nice To Haves

9 or more years' related work experience or an equivalent combination of technical education and experience
14 or more years' related work experience or an equivalent combination of technical education and experience
3+ years of experience with main engines or propulsion systems
Broad engineering experience, ideally including service engineering, design engineering, field service, maintenance engineering, and/or customer and logistics support
Strong familiarity with Boeing processes and drawing systems
Knowledge of Engine Systems, Propulsion Systems, and Installations is strongly desired
Experience with My Boeing Fleet, customer and supplier collaboration, and responding to Service Requests via the Boeing Communication System is preferred

Responsibilities

Applies engineering expertise to investigate and resolve technical, operational, and quality issues reported by airline customers, delivering interim and final engineering solutions.
Communicates effectively with airlines and internal stakeholders to address questions and reported problems.
Evaluates event reports for potential safety concerns and take appropriate action.
Troubleshoots aircraft propulsion issues using a variety of resources, including airline data, engineering databases, supplier information, and maintenance publications.
Leads and manages projects aimed at resolving fleet-wide issues and improving system reliability.
Develops and delivers presentations on in-service issues to review boards, management, suppliers, and airline customers.
Participates in support teams and provide on-site technical assistance at airline locations as needed.
Monitors and identifies potential in-service risks and issues, developing and executing mitigation plans to support a smooth and successful entry into service.
Reviews and verifies Customer Support documentation, including the Aircraft Maintenance Manual (AMM) and Fault Isolation Manual (FIM).
Creates and updates technical communications such as Fleet Team Digest (FTD) articles, Service Letters (SL), and Maintenance Tips (MT) to keep customers informed and supported.