Payload System Test Engineer (Entry-Level, Associate or Experienced)

Boeing is seeking a Payload System Test Engineer to join their Engineering team in El Segundo, CA. This role spans multiple experience levels from entry-level to experienced positions, offering a comprehensive career path in spacecraft systems testing.

The position involves implementing test procedures on flight hardware and verifying spacecraft subsystems, combining hands-on technical work with analytical responsibilities. Engineers in this role will work with RF electronics, perform scripted test procedures, troubleshoot anomalies, and conduct detailed data analysis.

The role offers significant growth potential, with responsibilities increasing based on experience level. Entry-level engineers focus on basic test procedures and data collection, while experienced engineers take on more complex system designs and lead technical presentations. The position requires a strong technical foundation with a BS degree in engineering or related fields.

Boeing provides a competitive compensation package, with salary ranges from $73,100 to $138,000 depending on experience level. The company offers comprehensive benefits including health insurance, retirement plans, and relocation assistance. This position requires U.S. Person status and the ability to obtain a Top Secret clearance, indicating work on sensitive aerospace projects.

The role is perfect for engineers interested in space systems and RF subsystems, offering hands-on experience with flight hardware and sophisticated test equipment. Working at Boeing provides exposure to cutting-edge aerospace technology and the opportunity to contribute to significant space projects. The position requires flexibility with shifts and occasional weekend work, demonstrating the dynamic nature of spacecraft testing operations.

This is an excellent opportunity for engineers looking to build a career in aerospace testing, offering both technical challenges and professional growth. The role combines hardware testing, software tools, and systems engineering, making it ideal for those interested in a multifaceted engineering career at a leading aerospace company.