Product Review Engineer
SSi People · Portland, OR · 1 mo ago
Business DevelopmentContract
Responsibilities
- Analyze production non-conformances and develop effective dispositions using sound engineering judgment.
- Apply engineering principles to research technical, operational, and quality issues and support final engineering solutions.
- Identify and communicate deviations that may impact design intent and safety, and help manage resolution.
- Support product/process improvements, design reviews, and cross-functional collaboration within a factory environment.
Requirements
- Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Engineering from an ABET or ABET-equivalent accredited course of study.
- 9 or more years of experience in structures, systems, design, or production engineering.
- Ability to work fully onsite and participate in training rotation assignments that may include first, second, or third shift, weekends, daily overtime, and travel between sites.
- Experience working in environments that involve factory-floor conditions, including stairs, trip hazards, high-noise areas, chemical hazards, and entry into airplanes during various stages of build.
About the Role
We are recruiting for a Product Review Engineer opportunity supporting a fast-paced production environment where engineering decisions directly influence safe, high-quality outcomes. Our team is seeking a proactive professional who can collaborate closely with production personnel, analyze non-conformances, and help turn design intent into reality. Candidates can work from the following available locations: Portland (Oregon), Renton, Auburn, and Frederickson (Washington).
Qualifications
- BS in Engineering from an ABET or ABET-equivalent accredited course of study.
- MS in Engineering from an ABET or ABET-equivalent accredited course of study.
- 9+ years of relevant experience in structures, systems, design, or production engineering.
- Experience working in environments that involve factory-floor conditions, including stairs, trip hazards, high-noise areas, chemical hazards, and entry into airplanes during various stages of build.