Integration Engineer (Aerospace)

Location: Onsite at the Torrance, California office; some domestic travel may be required.

Base pay: $124,000–$176,000 USD per year.

Company

hirify.global develops the ES-30, a 30-passenger regional hybrid-electric airplane targeting type certification by the end of the decade.

What you will do

• Lead the mechanical and electrical integration of propulsion, battery, avionics, and structural systems.
• Define build sequences, mechanical interfaces, fastener strategies, cable routing, and fluid-line installations.
• Support aircraft-level assembly from first article through full-rate production.
• Provide design-for-assembly feedback and resolve subsystem interface issues with design engineering.
• Troubleshoot integration issues on the build floor, lead root-cause investigations, and support technicians.
• Create work instructions, assembly drawings, configuration documentation, and integration test data.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical, Aerospace, or Systems Engineering, or equivalent experience.
• 2+ years of experience in aerospace, automotive, or advanced manufacturing environments.
• Strong understanding of mechanical systems, fasteners, electrical connectors, harnessing, and fluid systems.
• Proficiency with CAD tools such as NX, CATIA, or SolidWorks.
• Ability to interpret engineering drawings with GD&T.

Nice to have

• Experience with aircraft or vehicle final assembly, especially electrical and fluid system integration.
• Exposure to configuration control, hardware traceability, and change management.
• Experience working cross-functionally in high-speed development programs.
• Experience with electric propulsion, high-voltage systems, or thermal integration.
• Comfort working hands-on with tools and hardware in a production environment.

Culture & Benefits

• Hands-on collaboration with design engineering, manufacturing, and technicians.
• Work spans prototype development through rate production.
• Focus on improving assembly efficiency, reducing errors, and meeting quality and certification requirements.
• Some domestic travel may be required.