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Aereos
Director of Engineering
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An Aerospace Engineering Manager oversees engineering and technical design of aerospace engineering projects, such as airplane or rocket components. Manages communication and coordination among different types of engineers working on a project. Supervises project schedule, budget, and communications with stakeholders.
$170,258 / year median in Texas
+11% projected growth
Job Description
Director of Engineering Aereos - 1.0 Euless, TX Job Details Full-time 16 hours ago Qualifications Quality assurance experience within aerospace industry Mechanical blueprint interpretation CMMC Manufacturing management Confidential information handling Organization design Document control experience within engineering industry Engineering project drawing management Configuration management DoD experience GD&T Trade compliance Compliance with security regulations Manufacturing facility experience Team development Hiring Managing engineering teams Aerospace maintenance and repair projects Quality control experience within aerospace industry Recruiting Collaboration with manufacturing teams Manufacturing company experience Staffing management Mechanical knowledge International trade regulations Cross-functional communication AS9100 Senior leadership Full Job Description Position Summary Aereos, Inc. is seeking a Director of Engineering to build and lead the engineering function supporting the company's full scope of work — precision, build-to-print manufacturing of engineered critical components; MRO services and spares, including repair and reverse-engineering support for legacy and obsolete parts; and engineered components supporting Department of War (DoD) program requirements, including applicable export control, technical data rights, and CUI-handling obligations. This is a hands-on leadership role — the Director will stand up the engineering organization's structure, standards, and talent, including hiring the managers, leads, and engineers who will report into this position. The ideal candidate combines strong technical aerospace/defense manufacturing expertise, fluency in build-to-print production, and the ability to build a function from the ground up in a growing, multi-division company. Key Responsibilities Serve as the senior engineering leader across all three divisions, setting technical direction, priorities, and standards consistent with company strategy and customer/contractual requirements. Design the engineering organizational structure and build out the team — define roles, write job descriptions, and lead hiring for Engineering Managers, Design/Manufacturing Engineers, and support staff within each division. Own engineering processes across the product lifecycle: design, drawing/spec control, engineering change management, first article inspection support, and production sustaining engineering. Oversee build-to-print manufacturing engineering, ensuring full conformance to customer-furnished drawings, specifications, and GD&T requirements without deviation from the customer's design intent. Ensure engineering deliverables meet AS9100, customer, and applicable DoD/government contract requirements, including drawing packages, technical data packages, and configuration management. Partner with Program Management, Quality, and Operations to resolve technical issues, support new program launches, and drive root-cause/corrective action for engineering-related nonconformances. Lead engineering support for MRO/spares work, including reverse engineering, obsolescence management, and repair/overhaul technical documentation. Support engineering scope for DOW-related programs, ensuring compliance with applicable technical data rights, export control (ITAR/EAR), and CUI-handling requirements. Develop and manage the engineering budget, staffing plan, and capital equipment/tooling requests in coordination with executive leadership. Establish engineering KPIs (e.g., on-time technical deliverables, ECR/ECN cycle time, first-pass yield) and report progress to executive leadership. Mentor and develop engineering staff as the team scales, building a culture of technical rigor, accountability, and continuous improvement. Represent engineering in customer, supplier, and audit interactions, including