Xometry
Associate Solutions Engineer, Aerospace & Defense
About this role
Xometry seeks an early-career engineer to support aerospace and defense solutions by bridging sales, operations, and manufacturing. You'll manage technical documentation, quoting workflows, supplier coordination, and lead process improvement initiatives while gaining cross-functional exposure to the full solution lifecycle.
What you'll do
- Support quoting, BOMs, RFQs, and specification reviews for complex customer programs
- Assist with cost-modeling and quoting-tool development to improve efficiency
- Coordinate with suppliers and track quality documents through the solution lifecycle
- Participate in cross-functional meetings to understand engineering, sales, and operations workflows
- Lead a capstone project to automate workflows or streamline documentation processes
- Develop and demonstrate design-for-manufacturability (DFx) best practices across disciplines
What they're looking for
- CAD software (SolidWorks preferred)
- Manufacturing principles (CNC machining, additive manufacturing, sheet metal, welding, wire harness assembly)
- Technical drawing interpretation and GD&T
- Bill of Materials and RFQ management
- Cost-modeling and quoting processes
- Cross-functional communication and collaboration
- Process improvement and workflow automation
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Xometry
Xometry operates a manufacturing network platform that connects with suppliers and partners to deliver complex projects, particularly in regulated industries like aerospace and defense. The company is hiring analytics engineers to build data infrastructure, and supplier quality and development engineers to optimize partner performance, ensure product quality, and manage manufacturing relationships.
- Website
- xometry.com
Likely interview questions
- Walk us through your experience with CNC machining, additive manufacturing, or sheet metal processes in an aerospace or defense context.
- Can you describe a time when you interpreted a complex manufacturing drawing with GD&T tolerances and how you resolved ambiguities?