Propulsion Systems Engineer

SOGECLAIR • Wichita, KS

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About The Position

The Propulsion Systems Engineer provides engineering support to defense programs throughout proposals, development, certification, and in-service phases. The role applies propulsion systems expertise across Powerplant, APU, FIDEEX, Fuel, and FTIS to plan and develop missionized solutions. Proposal work includes concept and trade studies, requirements capture, scope-of-work definition, supplier engagement, and preparation of technical proposals, supplier statements of work, written materials, and presentations. During development and certification, the engineer supports system integration, engineering documentation updates, supplier management and governance, and reviews supplier documentation and verification plans. The position involves coordinating with internal and external stakeholders and supporting successful system installation, modification, and operation.

The engineer is expected to build effective working relationships with departments within BA and with suppliers. The role requires flexibility to travel and work outside normal hours, and the ability to work on ITAR-controlled projects.

SOGECLAIR describes an international, multicultural work environment, internal mobility opportunities, continuous training, and social benefits. Its recruitment process includes a pre-qualification phone interview, a technical and HR interview, and an optional second technical interview.

Requirements

• Bachelor of Engineering degree in a relevant discipline, such as Mechanical, Aerospace, or Electrical.
• Experience supporting the product development life cycle.
• Five years of experience with aircraft propulsion systems, including Powerplant, APU, FIDEEX, Fuel, and FTIS.
• Knowledge of design, qualification, and certification test requirements for propulsion systems.
• Flexibility to travel and work outside normal hours.
• Familiarity with Part 25 certification requirements and advisory material.
• Strong integration skills, including system partner management and technical system integration.
• Familiarity with Microsoft Office software tools.
• Strong communication skills and ability to work in a multidisciplinary team environment.
• Ability to work on ITAR-controlled projects.

Responsibilities

• Provide timely propulsion systems engineering support to defense programs from proposal through development, certification, and in-service phases.
• Apply engineering knowledge in Powerplant, APU, FIDEEX, Fuel, and FTIS to plan and develop missionized solutions.
• Develop concept and trade studies, capture requirements, define scopes of work, and engage suppliers during proposal phases.
• Produce technical proposal materials and supplier statements of work, including written materials and presentations.
• Support system integration, engineering documentation updates, supplier management, and governance during development and certification.
• Review supplier documentation and verification plans.
• Interface with internal and external stakeholders to support technical engineering activities.
• Participate in the implementation of systems installations, modifications, and operation.
• Develop working relationships with internal departments and suppliers.

Benefits

• RRSP with employer contribution
• Group insurance with 50% employer coverage
• Telecare
• Five personal days
• An additional week off during the holiday season
• Internal mobility opportunities
• Continuous training

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Full-time
• Career Level: Mid Level