Sr Advanced Project Engineer

Responsibilities

• Lead project engineering and execution for complex ATE development programs in aerospace electronic test.
• Drive end-to-end management of ATE hardware/software design, development, integration, and lifecycle support.
• Coordinate cross-functional teams spanning hardware, software, mechanical, quality, manufacturing, and program management.
• Define project milestones, execution plans, risk mitigation strategies, and resource coordination mechanisms.
• Oversee verification, validation, qualification support, and production release readiness of test systems.
• Ensure complete, accurate, and configuration-controlled engineering documentation for ATE systems.
• Lead MSA readiness, test repeatability/correlation evaluation, and measurement system performance assessment.
• Mentor junior project engineers on execution discipline and documentation quality.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in Electronics, Electrical, Instrumentation, Aerospace, Mechatronics Engineering, or a related field.
• 12–18 years of relevant experience in ATE, test systems engineering, or project engineering.
• Proven experience in the aerospace, defense, or other high-reliability sectors.
• Strong experience managing ATE hardware/software design and development projects.
• Hands-on exposure to qualification, production, ESS, structural, and functional test environments.
• Demonstrated experience leading cross-functional teams and driving project closure.

Preferred Qualifications

• Experience with complex or multi-station automated test platforms.
• Familiarity with test executive frameworks, instrumentation architectures, and data acquisition ecosystems.
• Strong understanding of MSA, GR&R, calibration governance, and uncertainty management.
• Exposure to aerospace compliance, traceability, and configuration management.
• Ability to drive test optimization, platform standardization, and process compliance maturity.

About the Company

Honeywell is a global leader in aerospace, building technologies that help shape the future of flight and mission-critical systems.