Jobs at Moog Inc

Manages program financial and schedule performance through sales forecasting, cash flow analysis, earned value management, integrated master scheduling, variance analysis, and reporting. Maintains schedule logic, coordinates project teams, analyzes milestones and program events, identifies cost and schedule impacts, supports monthly reporting, and communicates performance insights to program managers and senior leadership. Partners with finance and control account managers to improve EVMS oversight and program execution.

Supports CNC machining tasks within Moog’s Manufacturing and Industrial Engineering team. Provides technical assistance to engineers, interprets complex drawings and designs, contributes to testing and project process improvements, and collaborates as part of a multidisciplinary onsite team. The intern must be enrolled in an engineering degree program, maintain at least a 3.0 GPA, relocate for the internship, and access export-controlled information.

Supports manufacturing and industrial engineering teams with CNC machining tasks, technical engineering support, drawing and design interpretation, testing, and process execution. The intern contributes to project strategies, works collaboratively in a multidisciplinary team, and helps execute machining activities onsite in Torrance, California.

Supports CNC machining task preparation and execution, provides technical assistance to engineers, interprets complex drawings and designs, contributes to testing and process strategies, and collaborates as part of a multidisciplinary manufacturing and industrial engineering team.

Electrical Engineering Intern supporting electronics product design for military aircraft applications. Responsibilities may include electrical and mechanical design, circuit and multiphysics analysis, FPGA, MATLAB, embedded software development, testing, technical support, and project process input. The role is onsite in Torrance, California, and requires teamwork, communication, relocation, and access to U.S. export-controlled information.

Deploys, integrates, validates, and supports customer acceptance of complex aerospace test systems for flight control programs. Responsibilities include troubleshooting multi-axis servo-hydraulic and electromechanical equipment, executing verification procedures, analyzing results, coordinating customer testing, preparing documentation and configurations, assessing facility readiness, supporting installations, training operators, and maintaining configuration control. The role requires cross-functional collaboration, hands-on technical support, and occasional domestic and international travel.

Perform engineering and technical oversight for electronic, hydraulic, and mechanical calibration activities. Support calibration technicians, develop test procedures, review calibration data, maintain laboratory standards and records, ensure AS9100 and ISO/IEC 17025 compliance, participate in audits, establish calibration standards, optimize calibration cycles, and provide training. The role is onsite in Torrance, California, supporting aerospace and military aircraft operations.

Plans and administers manufacturing quality programs for complex aerospace hardware. Supports production through quality studies, failure analysis, root-cause and corrective-action investigations, risk mitigation, audits, traceability, configuration control, and inspection planning. Works with customers and government agencies, mentors quality engineers, leads cross-functional investigations, and may stop or escalate production issues that threaten contractual quality requirements.

Leads and mentors a team developing automated aerospace test systems for flight-control actuation systems. Responsibilities include hands-on Python development, software architecture, hardware-in-the-loop integration, data acquisition, control systems, simulation, troubleshooting, verification, process improvement, resource planning, performance management, and recruiting. The role collaborates with multidisciplinary engineering teams and requires occasional travel to support project needs.

Supports production of military aircraft flight-control components by providing assembly and test instructions, evaluating production equipment, maintaining product integrity, resolving manufacturing issues, analyzing quality and cost metrics, and facilitating design changes. The role collaborates with operations, customers, suppliers, and engineering teams and requires 5–10% travel to customer and supplier sites.

Manage supplier quality across lifecycle: conduct supplier assessments and audits, resolve nonconformances with CAPA, approve supplier documentation (PPAP, control plans, FMEA), support NPI, perform root cause analysis, monitor supplier performance, and drive continuous improvement using aerospace quality standards and AS9145 concepts. Travel ~25%.

Develops and improves manufacturing processes for aerospace flight-control components, including gears, splines, and cylindrical parts. Responsibilities include NPI drawing reviews, DFMA analysis, tooling and fixture design, process prove-out, troubleshooting, quality improvement, production support, automation implementation, capital equipment selection, and technical ownership of gear-production equipment. The role also supports legacy programs, root-cause corrective actions, inspection methods, and coordination across manufacturing and engineering teams.

Lead cost engineering and pricing proposals for military, government, and commercial customers. Develop cost models, pricing strategies, estimates, and proposal packages; interpret RFPs and ensure compliance with FAR, DFARS, CAS, and TINA. Partner with engineering, finance, contracts, supply chain, and program management through negotiations, audits, and contract awards. Present pricing recommendations, improve analytics and proposal processes, support customer discussions, and mentor junior staff.

Lead trade compliance for Moog's Space and Defense Group, advising Defense Division on export/import regulations (ITAR, EAR, ATF, OFAC), building compliance strategies, managing high-volume authorizations, classifications, license submissions, stakeholder engagement, and supporting acquisitions, investigations, and automation/metrics to ensure global trade compliance.

Lead a strategic aerospace development program from design through initial production. Coordinate cross-functional teams, customers, and management; manage scope, schedules, budgets, cost and schedule performance; ensure contractual compliance; resolve issues; develop recovery plans; and support proposals and business capture activities.

Supports quality and mission assurance for spacecraft mechanisms across design, manufacturing, assembly, testing, and delivery. Interprets contractual and aerospace quality requirements, manages risks, reviews documentation, supports MRB and nonconformance investigations, leads corrective actions, analyzes quality data, and interfaces with customers, suppliers, DCMA, and government representatives. The role requires independent authority to escalate quality, reliability, safety, and compliance concerns.

Designs, codes, debugs, integrates, and architects embedded real-time control software for turreted weapon systems. Responsibilities include developing scalable and high-performance software, troubleshooting existing systems, integrating capabilities in laboratories and field environments, producing compliant documentation, and reporting project status. The role requires collaboration with electronic and systems-level technologies and approximately 10–15% travel.

Conduct real-time testing of developmental turreted weapon systems, develop test methods from system requirements, document findings, evaluate system designs, verify system-level performance, interpret customer specifications, and recommend engineering approaches. The onsite role may require up to 25% travel and access to export-controlled information.

Summer 2027 Product Engineering Intern supporting Military Aircraft production programs in design and production centers. Responsibilities include evaluating and implementing assembly fixtures, tools, and test equipment; supporting engineering tasks and production requirements; providing technical assistance to engineers; and contributing to project processes, strategies, and execution. This is an onsite role in Torrance, California requiring collaboration within a multidisciplinary engineering team.

Leads Commercial OE program execution at Moog’s Torrance site, coordinating production, operations, planning, supply chain, quality, engineering, and site leadership. Manages scope, schedules, costs, risks, production readiness, material availability, manufacturing resources, and customer commitments across approximately 50 product models. Resolves execution constraints, communicates program status and risks, supports process improvements, and contributes to proposals and business-capture activities. The role is onsite five days per week and requires access to U.S. export-controlled information.