Own jet engine modules from requirements and design through drawings, supplier coordination, fabrication, assembly, test-stand integration, and iterative improvement. The role emphasizes design for manufacturing and assembly, reducing part count, simplifying interfaces, and rapidly converting designs into tested hardware. Engineers collaborate directly with machinists, suppliers, analysts, and test teams in aerospace or other high-consequence manufacturing environments. The summary above was generated by AI A jet engine is a few thousand parts surviving temperatures above the melting point of the metals they're made from, at rotational speeds that push the limits of material science, for thousands of hours. Most engines take a decade and a billion dollars to develop. We are building ours differently. At Boom we are developing Symphony — the engine that will power Overture, the world's fastest airliner and Superpower, the natural gas turbine and revenue engine that fuels our endeavors while unblocking next-gen AI data centers. We are building it in Denver, at a pace and cost point the industry says is impossible, because the industry has forgotten what's possible. We are hiring Product Development Engineers to own modules of the engine end-to-end: concept, design, drawings, supplier interface, first article, assembly, and test integration. You will not hand a drawing to "manufacturing." You are manufacturing — and design, and supply chain, and the test stand tech you brought a coffee to this morning. You will delete parts. You will simplify interfaces. You will put your hands on hardware. And when your module fires on the test stand, it will fire because you made it fire. What you'll do Own a module of the Superpower engine — turbomachinery, mechanical systems, or structures/integration — from requirements through test. Drive design decisions that minimize part count, simplify assembly, and shorten the path from drawing to hardware. Live at the interface between design and fabrication: work directly with our in-house shop and external suppliers to get parts made right, fast, and on budget. Integrate your hardware onto test stands. Watch it run. Break it. Fix it. Ship the next rev. Raise the bar on everyone around you. You probably have A degree in Mechanical, Aerospace, or Manufacturing Engineering — or equivalent hands-on experience. The degree field is less important than manufacturing exposure; we hire build engineers with robotics, and biomedical backgrounds. Real DFM/DFA intuition — you can look at a part and see how it will be made. Hands-on experience turning a design into actual hardware, preferably in a high-consequence environment (aerospace, automotive at scale, defense, energy, race cars, robotics). A track record of making things simpler, cheaper, and faster to build. You will thrive here if You believe the shop floor is the most interesting room in the building. You are equally comfortable talking to the machinist making your part as the CFD or FEA analyst who set the requirements — and you understand the "why" on both ends. You have strong opinions, held loosely, and you'd rather change your mind today than defend a bad idea for six months. We are not the right place for engineers who want to own a requirements document, ship CAD over the wall, and let someone else figure out how to build it. We are exactly the right place for engineers who want to go home at night knowing their part exists because of them. What is it REALLY like to work at Boom? Find out here . Compensation P2 Level

• Typically 0
• 4 years of experience
• Base salary range: $107,000
• $144,000 P3 Level
• Typically 5
• 10 years of experience
• Base salary range: $124,000
• $167,000 P4 Level
• Typically 10
• 15 years of experience
• Base salary range: $139,000
• $187,000 Actual salaries will vary based on factors including but not limited to location, experience, and performance.

The range listed is just one component of Boom's total rewards package for employees. Other rewards may include long-term incentives/equity, a flexible PTO policy, and many other progressive benefits. There is no set deadline to apply for this job opportunity. Applications will be accepted on an ongoing basis until the search is no longer active. ITAR Requirement To conform to U.S. Government aerospace technology export regulations (ITAR and EAR), applicant must be a U.S. citizen, lawful permanent resident of the U.S., protected individual as defined by 8 U.S.C 1324b(a)(3), or eligible to obtain the required authorizations from the U.S. Department of State . Learn more about ITAR here. Boom is an equal opportunity employer, including for individuals with disabilities and protected veterans. We are building a culture of merit and excellence. Want to build a faster future? Come join Boom. Read Full Description HQ Boom Supersonic Centennial, Colorado, USA Office 6803 S Tucson Way, Centennial, CO, United States, 80112 Similar Jobs CoorsTek Engineer I

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