MQ-25 2nd Shift Product Review Engineer (Liaison Engineering)
Posted Sep 14, 2026 · We last checked this listing on Oct 6, 2026
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About your past
Tell me about a time you had to develop a repair or disposition when there was no standard process or existing data to lean on.
What they are checking: comfort with ambiguity and independent engineering reasoning, which the posting flags as central to the role
Tell me about a time your engineering disposition was challenged by production or quality. How did you handle it?
What they are checking: ability to hold a technical position under schedule pressure while staying collaborative
Describe your experience sitting on or supporting a Material Review Board. What was your specific role versus the quality or production reps in the room?
What they are checking: verifying real hands-on MRB experience since it's a stated basic qualification, not just adjacent exposure
Describe a time you looked at fleet or field data and found a trend that led to a design or process change.
What they are checking: whether they go beyond fixing single incidents to closing the loop with broader product improvement
Have you worked with defense customers before, and how did that change the way you documented or communicated your engineering decisions?
What they are checking: familiarity with the formality and traceability defense programs demand compared to commercial work
Tell me about a time you disagreed with a proposed corrective action from another engineer or team. How did you push back and what was the outcome?
What they are checking: ability to advocate for safety and quality without damaging cross-functional working relationships
What would you do
Say a part comes in with damage that wasn't caught until final assembly, and the line is waiting on your call. What's your first move?
What they are checking: how they triage urgency against thoroughness and whether they escalate appropriately instead of guessing
If a supplier's build doesn't meet Boeing standards but the part is already integrated downstream, how do you handle that conversation and the paper trail?
What they are checking: cross-functional communication skill and understanding of compliance documentation under real constraints
You're on second shift with limited access to the design engineers who wrote the original spec. How do you make a sound technical call without them available?
What they are checking: independence and judgment specific to the isolation of working an off-shift with less support
About the work
Walk me through a non-conformance you dispositioned on the factory floor. How did you decide between use-as-is, repair, or scrap?
What they are checking: whether the candidate actually understands MRB disposition logic and can apply engineering judgment under production pressure
How do you approach a simple static strength analysis for an interim structural repair, and what would make you say the repair isn't safe to fly with?
What they are checking: depth of real structural analysis capability versus surface familiarity with the term
What's your process for root-causing a recurring non-conformance instead of just closing out the individual defect?
What they are checking: whether they think in terms of systemic fixes, which the job explicitly wants beyond one-off dispositions
Which of these have you actually used: Team Center, NX, IVT, MES, VisMockup? Walk me through how you used one of them day to day.
What they are checking: honesty check on tool familiarity claimed versus real working knowledge
Tell me about a time you had to jack or shore an aircraft or major structure to prevent collateral damage during a repair. What went into that plan?
What they are checking: real physical shop-floor experience versus theoretical knowledge of the repair environment
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