About Boeing
The Boeing Company is a major global aerospace and defence organisation serving commercial, government and defence customers. Its operations include commercial aeroplanes, military aircraft, autonomous systems, satellites, spacecraft, weapons, avionics, electronics, engineering services and aircraft support.
Boeing develops electronic and avionics technologies covering flight controls, navigation, communications, mission systems, embedded software, sensors, digital hardware, cabin systems, test equipment and aircraft electrical-power systems.
Active Opportunities
Develop flight software for vehicle-management systems supporting advanced aerospace and autonomy platforms.
$1,35,150 – $1,82,850 per year
Official Boeing salary range.
Lead software and systems engineering for Boeing SATCOM mission-planning applications.
$1,71,700 – $2,32,300 per year
Official Boeing salary range.
Lead software design, coding, integration and testing for Phantom Works Open Architecture and space-based mission solutions.
$1,60,650 – $2,17,350 per year
Official Boeing Level 5 salary range.
Support the full software-development lifecycle, including architecture, coding, automated testing and deployment in an Agile environment.
$82,000 – $99,300 per year
Official Boeing base-pay range.
Certify aircraft software against FAA, Department of Defense and NASA safety and assurance requirements.
$1,37,700 – $3,02,450 per year
Senior Level 4: USD 137,700–213,900. Lead Level 5: USD 164,900–257,600. Expert Level 6: USD 194,650–302,450.
Architect, develop and test data systems handling large data and video workloads for Boeing’s Rocky space programme.
$1,26,650 – $2,32,300 per year
Experienced Level 3: USD 126,650–182,850. Senior Level 4: USD 160,650–232,300.
Lead the development of embedded real-time software and hardware interfaces for Boeing AvionX avionics systems.
$2,11,650 – $2,86,350 per year
Official Boeing salary range.
Lead the architecture of secure, scalable and production-ready AI solutions across Boeing Global Services supply-chain operations.
$1,84,450 – $2,49,550 per year
Official Boeing salary range.
Develop and maintain application and embedded software solutions for Boeing Phantom Works aerospace programmes.
$1,26,650 – $2,17,350 per year
Experienced Level 3: USD 126,650–171,350. Senior Level 4: USD 160,650–217,350.
Electronics & Avionics
Software Test Infrastructure / Software Test Engineer – Associate, Experienced or Senior
Boeing ✓Develop automated software-test infrastructure and embedded-system testing solutions for Boeing mission systems and avionics displays.
$99,450 – $2,17,350 per year
Associate Level 2: USD 99,450–134,550. Experienced Level 3: USD 126,650–171,350. Senior Level 4: USD 160,650–217,350.
Develop electrical and mechanical drawings, wire-harness designs, installation layouts and technical documentation supporting Boeing B-52 electrical laboratory activities.
$63,750 – $86,250 per year
Official Boeing summary pay range.
Develop transportable satellite-communications terminals and related systems for the Australian Defence Force.
Salary not disclosed
Support C-17 Globemaster avionics, electrical systems, software modifications and certification for Boeing Defence Australia.
Salary not disclosed
Serve as chief engineer for the development, integration and testing of an advanced airborne radar system.
$1,97,200 – $2,66,800 per year
Official Boeing Level 6 salary range.
Design and sustain high-speed digital printed-circuit-board electronics for Boeing defence programmes in Huntsville.
$1,12,200 – $1,85,150 per year
Experienced Level 3: USD 112,200–151,800. Lead Level 4: USD 136,850–185,150.
Electronics & Avionics
Senior Electrophysics Engineer/Scientist – Communications and Sensor Systems
Boeing ✓Develop and evaluate advanced communications, sensors, electronic-warfare and mission-system technologies for Boeing Phantom Works.
$1,18,150 – $1,59,850 per year
Official Boeing summary pay range for the senior level.
Electronics & Avionics
Electrical Design Engineer – Entry Level or Associate – Millennium Space Systems
Boeing ✓Design, integrate and test electrical systems for Millennium Space Systems satellites and spacecraft.
$78,750 – $1,45,000 per year
Level 1: USD 78,750–117,000. Level 2: USD 97,750–145,000.
Develop, integrate and validate avionics power systems, electronic circuits, circuit boards and assemblies for Boeing weapon systems.
$1,12,200 – $1,85,150 per year
Experienced Level 3: USD 112,200–151,800. Senior Level 4: USD 136,850–185,150.
Lead the design, analysis, integration and verification of mission-system electronic and electrical architectures for Boeing aircraft, unmanned vehicles and space systems.
$1,53,000 – $2,07,000 per year
Official Boeing Level 5 salary range.
Perform regulated military-aircraft avionics maintenance, inspection, fault diagnosis, repair and testing for Boeing Defence UK.
Salary not disclosed
Maintain, modify, inspect, test and troubleshoot F/A-18F Super Hornet and EA-18G Growler avionics and electrical systems.
Salary not disclosed
Lead avionics engineering, maintenance, troubleshooting and repair support for the Royal Australian Air Force P-8A Poseidon programme.
Salary not disclosed
Develop and verify transportable multi-band satellite-communications systems for the Australian Defence Force’s Battlespace Communications System.
Salary not disclosed
Protect Boeing aerospace products and embedded systems by applying system-security engineering, risk analysis and cybersecurity-assurance processes.
$1,24,100 – $1,67,900 per year
Official Boeing Level 3 summary pay range. Final compensation depends on the selected work location and qualifications.
Maintain, calibrate and repair precision optical, electronic and computer-controlled measurement equipment used in aerospace manufacturing.
$37 – $64 per hour
Official hourly range under the applicable collective-bargaining agreement.
Assemble and install aircraft electrical systems, equipment, wiring and accessories for Boeing commercial-aircraft production.
$24 – $53 per hour
Official hourly range governed by the relevant collective-bargaining agreement.
Lead electrical materials and manufacturing-process engineering for avionics, printed circuit boards, circuit-card assemblies and cable assemblies.
$1,76,800 – $2,85,200 per year
Combined official range: Level 5 pays USD 176,800–239,200 and Level 6 pays USD 210,800–285,200.
Lead the development, integration, analysis and testing of a new airborne radar system for an advanced Boeing programme.
$1,97,200 – $2,66,800 per year
Official Boeing Level 6 principal chief engineer pay range.
Combined official range: Experienced Level 3 pays USD 112,200–151,800 and Lead Level 4 pays USD 136,850–185,150.
$1,12,200 – $1,85,150 per year
Combined official range: Experienced Level 3 pays USD 112,200–151,800 and Lead Level 4 pays USD 136,850–185,150.
Improve the build reliability of satellite hardware by supporting avionics integration, testing, manufacturing processes and resolution of production-quality problems.
$1,07,100 – $1,92,500 per year
Combined official salary range: Level 3 is USD 107,100–157,500 and Level 4 is USD 130,900–192,500.
Support C-17 Globemaster avionics, electrical systems and software modifications for Boeing Defence Australia and the Royal Australian Air Force.
Salary not disclosed
Electronics & Avionics
Electronic Systems Design, Integration, Analysis and Test Engineer – Experienced, Lead or Senior
Boeing ✓Design, integrate, analyse and test advanced electronic and electrical systems for Boeing fighters, trainers, autonomous aircraft, weapons and avionics programmes.
$1,03,700 – $2,23,100 per year
Combined range for the advertised experienced, lead and senior levels. The exact applicable range depends on the selected level and work location.
Electronics & Avionics
Senior Guidance, Navigation and Control Engineer – Navigation Systems and Inertial Sensors
Boeing ✓Develop spacecraft navigation systems and inertial-sensor solutions while supporting requirements, system design, verification, integration and mission operations.
$1,46,200 – $1,97,800 per year
Official Boeing senior Level 4 summary pay range for the El Segundo position.
Maintain, troubleshoot and repair electronic infrastructure, monitoring, communication and control equipment supporting Boeing facilities and production operations.
$35 – $62 per hour
Official Boeing hourly pay range. Compensation and progression are subject to the applicable collective-bargaining agreement.
Electronics & Avionics
Flight Controls Mechanical Hydraulics Design and Analysis Engineer – Experienced or Senior
Boeing ✓Develop and analyse Boeing 787 flight-control systems, including flight-control electronics, hydraulic systems, actuation, steering and brake-control systems.
$1,03,700 – $1,71,350 per year
Combined official Boeing range covering Level 3 at USD 103,700–140,300 and Level 4 at USD 126,650–171,350.
Inspect powered aircraft maintenance and verify that electrical, avionics and complex mechanical systems comply with approved technical and quality requirements.
$35 – $62 per hour
Official hourly range governed by the applicable collective-bargaining agreement.
Inspect aircraft installations and verify operational testing, troubleshooting and maintenance of Boeing 787 electrical, avionics and mechanical systems before delivery.
$75,600 – $79,800 per year
Official Boeing summary pay range. This position operates on a variable shift.
Electronics & Avionics
Subject Matter Expert Electronics Design and Analysis Engineer – Electronic Packaging Design
Boeing ✓Lead electronic packaging and mechanical product-design activities for advanced aerospace and space electronics within Boeing’s Electronic Products organisation.
$1,46,200 – $1,97,800 per year
Official Boeing Level 4 summary pay range. Actual compensation depends on experience, qualifications and market considerations.
Provide field-based technical, maintenance and operational support for MH-139 Grey Wolf helicopter avionics, mission systems and associated aircraft systems at Malmstrom Air Force Base.
$79,900 – $1,08,100 per year
Official summary pay range published by Boeing. Final compensation depends on experience, qualifications and market considerations.
Conduct and document electrical and electronic laboratory testing, environmental screening and component evaluation for Boeing defence products.
$53,550 – $86,250 per year
Combined official ranges: Associate Level 2 pays USD 53,550–72,450 and Experienced Level 3 pays USD 63,750–86,250.
Develop RTL, ASIC and FPGA digital subsystems for Boeing spacecraft, aircraft, communications and autonomous-system programmes.
$98,600 – $1,62,150 per year
Combined official ranges: Associate Level 2 pays USD 98,600–133,400 and Experienced Level 3 pays USD 119,850–162,150.
Install, test and troubleshoot Boeing 787 aircraft electrical wiring, avionics and production electrical systems.
$54,000 – $64,500 per year
Official ranges: Level B pays USD 54,000–64,000 and Level C pays USD 61,200–64,500.
Resolve aircraft electrical, wiring and production non-conformances through liaison engineering and approved technical dispositions.
$1,26,650 – $2,09,300 per year
Combined official ranges: Level 4 pays USD 126,650–171,350 and Level 5 pays USD 154,700–209,300.
Design, analyse and test electrical-power subsystems for Millennium Space Systems satellites and national-security space missions.
$78,750 – $1,45,000 per year
Combined official ranges: Level 1 pays USD 78,750–117,000 and Level 2 pays USD 97,750–145,000.
Develop aircraft electrical-installation designs for equipment racks, power panels, antennas, cabling and wiring across Boeing defence programmes.
$91,800 – $1,85,150 per year
Combined official ranges: Associate USD 91,800–124,200; Experienced USD 112,200–151,800; Senior USD 136,850–185,150.
Lead flight-test planning, tactical-sensor integration and mission-system verification across Boeing flying test-bed aircraft.
$1,36,850 – $1,85,150 per year
Official Boeing summary pay range. Actual pay depends on experience, qualifications and market considerations.
Develop electrical cable and wire-harness designs for Boeing 787 seats, interiors and commercial-aircraft systems.
$91,800 – $1,24,200 per year
Official Boeing summary pay range. Relocation assistance may be available based on candidate eligibility.
Lead the detailed design, manufacture, integration and verification of wire-harness systems for Boeing satellites and space vehicles.
$1,46,200 – $1,97,800 per year
Official Boeing summary pay range for the Level 4 position. Compensation depends on experience, qualifications and market considerations.
Electronics & Avionics
Senior Mission Systems Communication, Navigation and Identification Electrical Engineer
Boeing ✓Design and integrate advanced mission-system communications, navigation, identification and datalink capabilities for Boeing Air Dominance programmes.
$1,36,850 – $1,85,150 per year
Official Boeing summary pay range. A potential signing bonus may be available to eligible and qualified external candidates.
Lead mechanical and thermal packaging design for advanced aerospace electronics, microelectronics and multichip modules.
$1,46,200 – $1,97,800 per year
Official Boeing summary pay range for the Subject Matter Expert Level 4 position.
Electronics & Avionics
Electrical Engineer for Aircraft Seat Integration – Experienced or Senior
Boeing ✓Develop, verify and certify the electrical integration of passenger seats across Boeing commercial-aircraft models.
Salary not disclosed
Maintain, inspect, diagnose and repair military-aircraft avionics systems under Boeing’s approved United Kingdom maintenance organisation.
Salary not disclosed
Plan the fabrication and installation of flight-test equipment, instrumentation, wiring and aircraft modifications for Boeing programmes.
$79,050 – $1,29,950 per year
Combined official ranges: Associate Level 2 pays USD 79,050–106,950 and Experienced Level 3 pays USD 96,050–129,950.
Design printed circuit boards and high-speed digital electronics for advanced Boeing aerospace and defence products.
$1,12,200 – $1,85,150 per year
Combined official ranges: Experienced Level 3 pays USD 112,200–151,800 and Lead Level 4 pays USD 136,850–185,150.
Develop SystemVerilog verification environments and validate ASIC and FPGA digital hardware for advanced Boeing aerospace products.
$98,600 – $1,62,150 per year
Combined official ranges: Associate Level 2 pays USD 98,600–133,400 and Experienced Level 3 pays USD 119,850–162,150.
Design advanced ASIC and FPGA digital subsystems for Boeing aerospace, space, intelligence and weapons products.
$1,46,200 – $2,23,100 per year
Combined official ranges: Lead Level 4 pays USD 146,200–197,800 and Senior Level 5 pays USD 164,900–223,100.
Lead the development and verification of safety-critical embedded real-time software for Boeing AvionX avionics systems.
$2,11,650 – $2,86,350 per year
Official Boeing summary pay range. Actual compensation depends on experience, qualifications, location and market considerations.