As a Textron employee, you'll take on meaningful work from day one-contributing to real projects and collaborating with experienced team members across the business. This entry-level opportunity is designed to help you build your skills, gain exposure across functions, and grow through hands-on experience, mentorship, and development opportunities.
At Bell, a subsidiary of Textron, we dare to live on the edge of possibility. From supporting NASA's first lunar mission to pioneering advanced tiltrotor systems, we redefine flight to make a real-world impact. Whether flying individuals to safety or protecting our troops, every team member at Bell is a part of something greater. It's time to make your mark on the future of aviation. Go beyond the impossible and join the Flight Club.
Day in the Life of a Liaison Engineer in the Amarillo Assembly Center: We are looking for motivated engineers with a passion to apply skills and knowledge achieved through both formal and informal educational environments. We integrate, assemble, build and improve the most advanced rotorcraft in the world including a portfolio of both military and commercial products. As an entry-level Liaison Engineer at Bell in Amarillo, you can expect to:
Translate academic knowledge to real world production and design applications
Enter Material Review Board (MRB) training to achieve required certification required to develop and release timely, cost-effective and technically sound repair dispositions for nonconforming product.
Collaborate with and inform Manufacturing and Quality team members regarding engineering requirements and methodologies to solve problems, increase production efficiencies, reduce cycle times, prevent errors and achieve first-time quality product deliveries to our customers.
Additionally, as your career progresses, anticipate:
Facilitating communication between other Engineering disciplines, Manufacturing, Quality and Suppliers relative to repair designs and resolution of engineering-related production problems.
Driving identified defective, damaged, non-conforming or malfunctioning parts, assemblies, systems, or equipment back to the source through documented Root Cause / Corrective Action (RCCA) methodologies to prevent recurrence.
Formulating improvements to Bell policies and procedures necessary to provide a disciplined framework for the daily execution of our jobs.
What You'll Need: A Bachelor's degree or higher with a major in Mechanical or Aerospace Engineering - required
3.0 GPA or higher - preferred
0-2 years of relevant experience
What Will Make You Stand Out: Previous internship experience in an engineering role, preferably with an aerospace, technology and/or manufacturing organization, especially if part of the Textron family of companies.
Work-related or personal experience including willingness to expand knowledge of complex mechanical systems. Examples include troubleshooting, disassembly, inspection, repair, reassembly and test of automotive systems / components; farm equipment, robotic devices, etc.
Proficiency in CATIA [3-D modeling], Planning, Database & Microsoft Office tools
Excellent written and oral communication skills.
Direct knowledge and interest to make the high desert of the Texas Panhandle your future home.
Why Build Your Career at Textron Textron offers a supportive workplace where employees are encouraged to grow, contribute, and innovate.
Our benefits include:
- Day-one health and wellness benefits
- Retirement savings options
- Alternative work schedules at select locations
- Relocation assistance for eligible candidates
About TextronTextron is a global Fortune 500 company with a diverse portfolio of industry leading brands, including Bell, Beechcraft, Cessna, Pipistrel, Jacobsen, Kautex, Lycoming, E-Z-GO, and Textron Systems. We foster a culture where curiosity is encouraged, ideas are valued, and innovation drives real-world solutions.
Join Textron and build a career where your work makes an impact, your ideas are valued, and your growth is supported.
