Top Aerospace Jobs in Boston, MA

Lead design, build, and commissioning of custom production equipment for advanced materials. Deliver automated, instrumented machines from concept to production, integrate automation/HMI/sensing/SPC, manage CAD/PDM workflows, estimate schedules, validate subsystems, mentor engineers and technicians, and operate/maintain shop equipment.

Lead design, build, commissioning, and scale-up of specialized production equipment for advanced materials. Set equipment roadmap, enforce engineering standards, manage budget and team, launch pilot equipment, transition to LRIP/HVM, and ensure safety, reliability, and continuous improvement in a startup environment.

Provide day-to-day support for Charlie Card retailers: onboarding, training, on-site installs and maintenance, troubleshoot devices, handle retailer inquiries, compile reports, maintain vendor lists, and support recruitment and orders.

The Dishroom Supervisor oversees food production staff, ensuring compliance with safety and quality standards while managing costs and employee performance.

Design, develop, integrate, and test optical, photonic, and laser systems and prototypes. Specify and qualify optical components, develop test procedures and instrumentation, perform root-cause analysis, document engineering changes, recommend cost reductions, identify and mitigate program-level risks, and mentor junior engineers.

Design, develop, test, and support electrical hardware including PCBs, analog/digital circuits, sensors, motors, and radar/navigation systems. Build and debug prototypes, produce manufacturing documentation, perform simulations and verification, and collaborate cross-functionally to deliver reliable solutions.

Design, prototype, test, and oversee manufacture of PCBs and embedded hardware (analog/digital/power). Translate requirements into hardware architectures, support cross-functional teams, debug prototypes, create manufacturing documentation, and contribute technical reports. Work onsite and obtain/maintain government security clearance.

Lead component and product integration for the F414 turbofan CIP program: manage requirements, interfaces, configuration control, V&V and system-level testing; own CIP execution, cost/schedule reporting, KPIs, and customer reporting; lead cross-team problem solving and program control standardization with US Government customers.

Manage all phases of DoD acquisition programs, monitor cost/schedule/performance, identify and mitigate risks, prepare acquisition documentation and executive briefings, support reviews and coordinate cross-functional teams to ensure program objectives and regulatory reporting compliance.

Manage program Configuration Management and CDRL data for DoD programs: maintain baselines, control changes, support CCBs/TRBs, prepare FCA/PCA audits, track contractor deliveries, and ensure contractual compliance.

Support DoD contracting activities for AFLCMC/HNJ at Hanscom AFB including acquisition strategy, drafting RFPs/IFBs, price/cost evaluation, contract administration and close-out, data analysis, clerical support, and training. Contractor will not negotiate and must perform other assigned duties in support of special programs.

The Technical Program Manager will coordinate and manage complex aerospace and defense programs, ensuring execution and alignment across teams, while driving technical delivery and stakeholder communication.

Support program cost control and earned value management: develop EACs/LREs, perform detailed EV and financial analysis, prepare forecasts, monitor costs, document variances, and drive cost/schedule predictability using APEX/SAP EV, IMS, and PMX tools.

Support program cost controls through forecasting, budgeting, variance analysis, and financial reporting. Use SAP/APEX/PRISM, BW/AO and RPLAN to produce EACs, billing projections, sales outlooks, and cost proposals. Work in a fast-paced hybrid finance team, collaborate with Contracts, Operations and Engineering, and ensure Sarbanes-Oxley compliance support.

The Senior Software Engineer will design, implement, and maintain software for unmanned maritime vehicles, participating in all software product lifecycle stages and collaborating with engineering teams.

The Technical Program Manager provides technical support for OEM engine and Ground Support Equipment programs, ensuring customer requirements are met and resolving related issues. They manage tooling lists, conduct design change reviews, and support sales, quality, and certification activities.