Full-Time

Product Review Engineer

Mechanical & Structural

Posted on 5/11/2026

Deadline 6/7/26
The Boeing Company

The Boeing Company

1-10 employees

Designs, manufactures, and sells aircraft, missiles

No salary listed

Lossiemouth, UK

In Person

Category
Aerospace Engineering (1)
Requirements
  • Accredited bachelor's degree in Aerospace Engineering, Mechanical Engineering or Materials Science/Engineering
  • Experience in aerospace design or manufacturing
  • Ability to use 3D computer aided design packages, such as CATIA V5
  • Knowledge of materials science, corrosion mechanisms, and structural analysis
  • Knowledge of aircraft mechanical systems
  • Expertise in non-destructive examination methods
  • Extensive and specialised ability to analyse and interpret product data (e.g. Engineering drawings, Part Lists, Supplier data, Wiring Diagrams and Schematics)
Responsibilities
  • Apply knowledge of Boeing design and/or engineering principles to develop interim or final engineering solutions to product/process issues throughout production and/or for technical, operational and quality issues that cannot be resolved by the customer
  • Analyse, conduct failure analysis, root cause analysis and troubleshoot to understand root cause
  • Provide assistance and engineering support to identify solutions
  • Provide written dispositions for design non-conformances and damage sustained during operations
  • Support activities to identify deviations that could impact design intent and safety and product/process improvements
  • Develop customer correspondence for continued safe operation and maintenance of equipment
  • Develop and implement product/process improvements
  • Participate in Material Review Boards and support Integrated Product Teams (IPTs) as well as providing technical input to design and in-service reviews
  • Represent the engineering community in the post-production environment
  • Ensure supplier and build partner comply with Boeing standards & processes
  • Participate in, and support on-site disabled product repair teams and accident investigations
  • Analyse repairs and structural modifications to determine appropriate jacking and shoring, prevent collateral damage and assure a safe work environment
  • Design interim structural repairs and conduct static strength analysis
  • Develop non-destructive test procedures, tools and standards
  • Provide technical solutions to a wide range of difficult problems. Develop solutions that are imaginative, thorough, practicable, and consistent with organization objectives, processes and standards
Desired Qualifications
  • An E7 Material Review Board Ticket/Boeing Universal Product Review type-qualification would be preferred for this role. Training can be provided for a suitable candidate to achieve an E-7 specific ticket
  • A significant amount of demonstrated E-7 Wedgetail or Fixed Wing (e.g. 737, P-8) experience and knowledge of aircraft maintenance procedures, practices, engineering drawings, standards and specifications to support the sustainment of the UK E-7
  • Knowledge of UK MOD aircraft maintenance processes, policies, organisations, capabilities, and practices
  • Demonstrated ability to communicate and collaboratively effectively with team members across the globe, other employees and external customers to deliver projects and resolve problems
  • Strong judgement and calm decision-making under pressure
  • Previous experience with UK MOD Resolve and GOLDesp is desirable
  • An Engineering degree with CEng or IEng registration is desired, or a significant amount of related work experience, or an equivalent combination of education and experience in the field of depth and fleeted maintenance

Boeing designs, manufactures, and sells aircraft, rotorcraft, missiles, satellites, rockets, and related services for commercial, defense, and space customers worldwide. It brings together design, production, testing, and aftersales support to deliver end-to-end aerospace systems, from airframes and propulsion to mission systems and maintenance. Its breadth across civil aviation, military platforms, and space programs, with a global manufacturing and service network, differentiates it from peers by offering integrated solutions at scale. The company’s goal is to enable global connectivity and space exploration by providing safe, reliable aerospace technology.

Company Size

1-10

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

Boca Raton, Florida

Founded

1916

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