Lead Test and Evaluation Engineer
Boeing
- Location
- USA - El Segundo, CA
- Work model
- On-Site
- Level
- Senior
- H-1B history
- 7 approvals (FY2023)
- Posted
- Aug 24, 2026
About this role
Lead Test and Evaluation Engineer Company: The Boeing Company Boeing Test & Evaluation (BT&E) is seeking a Lead Test and Evaluation Engineer (LTEE) in support of Commercial and Government Satellite Systems programs in El Segundo, California . Our site is home to Boeing's satellite business portfolio where we design and sell communications satellites and payloads for telecommunications, broadband, scientific and environmental applications. This is home of the world’s largest dedicated satellite factory with over 1 million square feet of integration and test facilities. Boeing satellites reliably deliver digital communications, mobile communications, broadband internet connectivity, streaming entertainment, and direct-to-home entertainment around the world. This position offers a unique opportunity to lead teams working complex technical challenges in support of satellite communications programs. Lead Test and Evaluation Engineers perform as the systems engineering authority for test and will interact with other engineering disciplines and subsystem experts including GN&C, T&C, Propulsion, RF & Digital Payload, mechanical engineering, and specialty engineering and capabilities such as our environmental test labs. In addition, this position requires an individual with excellent technical, communication, relationship-building skills, and systems engineering thinking. This role will support Government and Commercial programs. The LTEE role is highly non-recurring, and the primary duty is to lead the Verification and Validation planning and compliance on a given space vehicle product line. The effort ranges from the initial contract acceptance, design reviews, integration of subsystems, all phases of system level test, and through launch site. The LTEE is expected to have constant awareness of the space vehicle product line (vehicle configurations, schedules, test execution) during the entire lifecycle and is also vital in influencing a successful test program. The LTEE works closely with Systems Engineering and the Space Vehicle Test Directors across a program or product line to ensure rigorous test phase readiness. Safety of personnel, space vehicle, procedures and factory equipment interfaces are critical for the LTEE to factor into all aspects of the test program. The LTEE is the technical authority for Test Readiness Reviews (Test Readiness – TRR; Design Reviews, Integration Readiness - IRR) and Post Test Reviews (PTR). As a leader, the LTEE will ensure coaching, training, and mentoring of their peers and team members is part of their daily operating rhythm. This position is primarily 1st shift; however, various shifts, nights, weekends and alternate shifts may be required to support program objectives. Some travel (~10%) may be required to space vehicle launch sites across the world. Our Team is currently hiring for a broad range of experience levels including; Mid-Level, Lead, and Senior level Lead Test and Evaluation Engineers (LTEE).
Position
Responsibilities: Plans Verification and Validation across BT&E and Systems Engineering Implements DFMAT spacecraft/system requirements to support ease of test Partners with System Engineering (SE) to develop Test & Special Test Equipment (STE) requirements Develops I&T flow/CONOPS (test plans and architecture) Works with Test procedure development stakeholders Drives readiness, opportunity capture, risk definition, and initiatives Works as a System Engineering and Program counterpart for BT&E Technical authority for tests readiness reviews, guides preparation, content and compliance Resolves or oversees resolution of off-nominal test data through formal RCCA and AAR efforts Provides guidance on investigation of complex test anomalies Represents BT&E for test impacts - Program Engineering Review Board (ERB) & Database Change Request (DCR) Addresses test impacts across programs and space vehicles- BT&E Product line Addresses Post-Test lessons learned – capturing, addressing, and