JOB TITLE: MP&P Engineer 4 - Electrical
LOCATION: Berkeley, MO
PAY RATE: $91/hour

We are a national aerospace and defense staffing agency seeking highly qualified candidates for a position with a top-tier client.

Job Details:

Job Type: Contract (Up to 6 months with potential for extension)

Clearance: Interim Secret Clearance is required

Industry: Aerospace / Defense / Aviation

Benefits: Medical, dental, and vision (Cigna)

Perks: Bonus potential + Priority access via Tier 1 supplier

Openings Nationwide: Thousands of opportunities across the U.S.

Qualifying Questions:

Are you a U.S. person as defined under ITAR regulations?

Do you meet the educational and experience requirements for this role?

Can you commute to the job location or relocate if necessary?

Summary:

Electrical / Component & Assembly Responsibilities:

Apply electrical and electronic engineering expertise to evaluate and qualify components for assembly and subassembly design.

Support subcontractors and suppliers to ensure component compliance with Boeing standards and contract requirements.

Recommend new or alternate electrical components for new product development and legacy programs.

Represent the client at national electrical and electronic component committees.

Utilize project management tools to meet cost, schedule, and technical objectives.

Incorporate EHS, LEAN, and Quality principles across materials, processes, labs, and work procedures.

Lead work statements, define strategies, and provide technical consultation while keeping leadership informed.

Electrical Obsolescence & DMSMS Responsibilities:

Conduct obsolescence forecasting and monitoring using component tracking tools, OEM/supplier data, and predictive systems.

Monitor GIDEP alerts and provide obsolescence status reports to programs and government customers (Navy, Air Force, DoE, etc.).

Develop mitigation strategies, business case analyses, and presentations for DMSMS resolutions.

Lead DMSMS meetings with internal and external DoD and industry stakeholders.

Support technical and cost proposal development.

Develop counterfeit detection testing to assess electrical component authenticity.

Review Statements of Work and Contract Deliverables for DMSMS compliance.

Maintain and improve software tools used in obsolescence management.

Identify and mitigate obsolescence risks for current and future programs.

Requirements:

Interim Secret Clearance is required

Bachelors degree in Electrical or Electronic Engineering (Note: Electrical Engineering Technology degrees will not be accepted).

5+ years of hands-on experience in Obsolescence Management, DMSMS, or Component Engineering.

Experience managing Bills of Material (BOMs) and researching alternate or replacement components.

Must be a U.S. Citizen (as defined by ITAR).