Avionics Manufacturing Engineer

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Avionics Manufacturing Engineer Mojave, CA Stratolaunch is a technology accelerator that engineers operationally realistic testing at Mach 5+. Our air-launched, Talon testbeds are reusable, cost-effective platforms that enable routine access to the hypersonic environment. We deliver flight data critical to validating system performance and achieving rapid technology deployment. Together with our customers, we drive innovations that are imperative to advancing national security. To help achieve these efforts, Stratolaunch is seeking an Avionics Manufacturing Engineer (ME) level I, II, or Sr to support design, integration, testing, and maintenance of one of our carrier or hypersonic vehicles electrical and avionics systems; as a ME you will be responsible for the following: - Work Instructions, detailed documentation to be released to the electrical shop for manufacturing related information for production, testing or tooling. - Ability to fully define a manufacturing process step-by-step - Ability to identify alternate part numbers - Ability to produce engineering documentation following industry standards (Section Views, Detail Views, flag notes, etc.) - Process improvement documentation to establish production line standardization efforts - Electrical manufacturing engineering processes to define current practices - Electrical manufacturing processes to define company practices and preferred manufacturing methods (Shop) - Aerospace Industry Standards implementation - Desktop and Shop Aid documentation to support current workflows - Liaison engineering support in the electrical shop to provide technicians with sufficient support to complete the task on hand - Explain electrical manufacturing processes from Stratolaunch and Aerospace industry standards - Redline released engineering documentation - Source and purchase electrical

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