Lead Project Engineer- Customer Liaison
Honeywell Aerospace · Phoenix
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- Company
- Honeywell Aerospace
- Location
- Phoenix
- Posted
- October 20, 2026
About this job
The HTF7000 Project Engineering team has an immediate opening for a Lead Project Engineer to serve as the engineering Customer Liaison for a business‑jet engine program. In this pivotal role, you’ll be the primary contact for OEMs, Customer Business Teams, and Customer Excellence organizations, delivering fast and reliable technical support for the engines that power their aircraft. You’ll lead Technical Interchange Meetings, champion critical design‑change activity, and connect OEM needs with the right engineering expertise. You’ll keep programs moving by communicating key issues such as SRDs and guiding customer‑specific initiatives.…
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