Hydro-Mechanical Systems Service Engineer

Responsibilities

• Act as a technical liaison to resolve customer concerns regarding aircraft hydro-mechanical systems, actuation, and components.
• Troubleshoot hydraulic system problems and provide engineering dispositions for discrepancies.
• Support the analysis, definition, and verification of basic requirements and technical documentation.
• Create technical documentation including service letters, drawings, specifications, and manuals.
• Conduct root cause analysis with cross-functional teams to develop solutions for complex design non-compliances.
• Assist in the design and analysis of interim and final engineering solutions to return aircraft to revenue service.
• Support technology development by gathering data, assisting with testing, and documenting findings.

Requirements

• Bachelor of Science degree in Engineering (Mechanical, Civil, Aerospace, Aeronautical, or Material Sciences).
• Willingness to work non-standard shifts, including occasional Saturdays and Sundays, to support 24/7/365 fleet operations.
• Ability and willingness to travel domestically and internationally approximately 10% of the time.
• Must be a "U.S. Person" as defined by 22 C.F.R. §120.62 to meet export control requirements.

Preferred Qualifications

• 3+ years of related work experience or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
• Direct experience with hydraulic systems, hydro-mechanical components, or related fields.
• Strong aptitude for presenting technical information to senior leadership.
• Proven ability to collaborate effectively with multiple cross-functional teams.

Benefits

• Competitive base pay and variable compensation opportunities.
• Comprehensive health insurance and flexible spending accounts.
• Health savings accounts and retirement savings plans.
• Life and disability insurance programs.
• Various programs for paid and unpaid time away from work.

About the Company

The Boeing Company is a global aerospace leader. Boeing Commercial Airplanes designs and manufactures the world's most advanced aircraft, enabling humanity to take flight across commercial, space, and defense sectors.