Sustaining Engineer
Aerospace Fastener Design & Manufacturing
Build Your Aerospace Career and Keep Fridays for Yourself
What if your next engineering role gave you the chance to solve real aerospace manufacturing challengeswhile working a 4-day workweek?
We're partnering with an established, family-owned aerospace manufacturer that develops specialized fastening and assembly solutions used throughout the
aerospace, defense, military, and space industries.
This is a company known for long-term stability, innovation, and giving engineers the opportunity to work closely with the products and people actually building them.
And it's all happening in Carson City, Nevada, roughly 30 minutes from Lake Tahoe, the Sierra Nevada mountains, and world-class skiing.
They're looking for a Sustaining Engineer who enjoys getting into the details troubleshooting product issues, improving existing designs, working directly with manufacturing, and figuring out how to make products and processes better.
If you like solving problems and actually seeing the impact of your engineering work,
“Apply” Now!
Compensation & Benefits
- Compensation: $78,100 - $112,500 DOE
- 4-Day Work Week — Fridays + Weekends Off
- 100% Employer-Paid Medical Coverage for the Employee
- Relocation Assistance Available
- Dental & Vision Insurance
- 401(k) with Company Match
- Paid Time Off & Holidays
- Tuition Assistance & Professional Development
- Family-Owned, Family-Oriented Culture
- No Individual State Income Tax in Nevada
- Career Growth with an Established Aerospace & Defense Manufacturer
- Northern Nevada Location Near Lake Tahoe, Skiing, Hiking & Outdoor Recreation
Do You Enjoy Solving the Problems That Happen After a Product Reaches Production?
As a Sustaining Engineer, you'll help ensure existing aerospace fastener products continue meeting demanding requirements for performance, quality, reliability, and manufacturability.
You'll investigate product failures, perform root cause analysis, make design and documentation changes, troubleshoot production issues, and work closely with Manufacturing Engineering to improve processes, quality, yield, and efficiency.
You won't be engineering in a silo. You'll work across Design Engineering, Manufacturing, Quality, Field Applications, and customers to take technical problems from identification through resolution.