Jobs at International Refugee Assistance Project

The Aftermarket Product Analyst role at Oshkosh Defense supports the growth of tactical vehicle aftermarket strategies through cross-functional project leadership. Key responsibilities include managing product lifecycles, developing go-to-market plans for new parts, and coordinating with engineering, supply chain, and sales teams to align product offerings with business objectives. The position involves monitoring project performance, managing scope and schedules, and identifying opportunities to expand the product portfolio. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking to contribute to a mission-driven organization that prioritizes a people-first culture and professional growth. The role offers the chance to drive innovation in defense technology while collaborating across diverse departments to enhance customer value and profitability.

The Programme Coordinator, USRAP Finance and Budget role operates within the International Organization for Migration's Washington office, providing strategic financial oversight for the global United States Refugee Admissions Program. Key responsibilities include developing and monitoring global budgets, ensuring compliance with donor regulations and IPSAS standards, and preparing consolidated financial reports for stakeholders such as the U.S. Department of State. The position also involves guiding project managers on financial procedures and supporting internal and external audits. This opportunity appeals to professionals seeking to contribute to a mission-driven organization dedicated to humane migration, offering a collaborative environment with opportunities for professional growth and international travel to support capacity building across global missions.

This full-time Quality Engineer role is based onsite at the Bloomington facility and focuses on aerospace castings within the defense and commercial sectors. The position involves developing quality plans for new product introductions, validating manufacturing processes, and serving as the primary point of contact for customer audits and technical reviews. Key responsibilities include leading root cause analysis for nonconformances, ensuring compliance with strict regulatory standards, and collaborating with engineering and manufacturing teams to drive continuous improvement. The role is appealing for its opportunity to work on precision components that require high-level expertise, offering direct influence on product integrity and customer satisfaction. Candidates will gain valuable exposure to advanced quality systems like PPAP and FMEA while working in a collaborative environment that supports professional growth through paid training and educational assistance.

The Industrial Engineer role at Oshkosh Defense supports the manufacturing of advanced tactical vehicles by developing standard installation processes and optimizing production methods. Key responsibilities include reviewing design drawings and bills of material, calculating production requirements, and implementing lean and Six Sigma principles to improve quality and efficiency. The position requires close collaboration with technicians, design teams, and quality departments, often involving domestic and international travel to support global customers. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking to contribute to a mission-driven organization that protects others, offering a people-first culture focused on professional growth, innovation, and inclusive teamwork within the heavy equipment manufacturing sector.

This full-time Quality Engineer role is based onsite at the Bloomington facility and focuses on aerospace castings within the defense and commercial sectors. The position involves developing quality plans for new product introductions, validating manufacturing processes, and serving as the primary point of contact for customer audits and technical reviews. Key responsibilities include leading root cause analysis for nonconformances, ensuring compliance with strict regulatory standards, and collaborating with engineering and manufacturing teams to drive continuous improvement. The role is appealing for its opportunity to work on precision components with direct influence on product integrity and customer satisfaction. It offers a collaborative culture with visible leadership potential, access to advanced quality systems training, and flexible scheduling options.

The Developmental & Test Mechanic role supports Boeing's Test & Evaluation team in Tukwila or Seattle, WA, by collaborating with engineering groups to develop parts and procedures for experimental projects. Key responsibilities include fabricating and assembling complex structural components, maintaining hydraulic and pneumatic systems, and conducting rigorous tests on aircraft parts and wind tunnel equipment. The position offers the opportunity to work on cutting-edge aerospace research with exposure to diverse machinery and environments. This is a fully onsite, hourly position governed by a collective bargaining agreement, providing a stable career path within a company committed to professional growth and an inclusive culture.

This full-time Quality Engineer role at Consolidated Precision Products focuses on ensuring aerospace and defense castings meet rigorous industry standards from new product introduction through production. Key responsibilities include developing quality plans, validating manufacturing processes, leading root cause analysis for defects, and serving as the primary quality representative during customer audits and technical reviews. The position offers the appeal of working on precision components in a visible leadership capacity with direct influence over product integrity and operational performance. Candidates will gain valuable expertise in advanced quality systems like PPAP and FMEA within a collaborative culture that supports continuous improvement and professional growth. The role is based onsite at the Bloomington facility.

This full-time Quality Engineer role at Consolidated Precision Products focuses on ensuring aerospace and defense castings meet rigorous industry standards from initial development through production. The position involves developing quality plans for new product introductions, validating manufacturing processes, and leading root cause analysis for internal and external issues. Key responsibilities include serving as the primary quality representative during customer audits and resolving technical quality issues through direct communication. The role offers the appeal of working on precision components in a visible leadership position with significant influence over operational outcomes. Candidates will gain expertise in advanced quality systems like PPAP and FMEA within a collaborative culture that values continuous improvement. This onsite position is based at the Bloomington facility and requires daily presence to support engineering, manufacturing, and operations teams.

This full-time Quality Engineer role is based onsite at the Bloomington facility and focuses on aerospace castings within the defense and commercial sectors. The position involves developing quality plans for new product introductions, validating manufacturing processes, and serving as the primary point of contact for customer audits and technical reviews. Key responsibilities include leading root cause analysis for nonconformances, ensuring compliance with strict regulatory standards, and collaborating with engineering and manufacturing teams to drive continuous improvement. The role is appealing for its opportunity to work on precision components with direct influence on product integrity and customer satisfaction. It offers a collaborative culture with visible leadership potential, access to advanced quality systems training, and flexible scheduling options.

This full-time Quality Engineer role is based onsite at the Bloomington facility and focuses on aerospace castings within a highly regulated manufacturing environment. The position involves developing quality plans for new product introductions, validating manufacturing processes, and serving as the primary point of contact for customer quality audits and issue resolution. Key responsibilities include leading root cause analysis efforts, ensuring compliance with government regulations, and collaborating with engineering and operations teams to drive continuous improvement. The role is appealing for its opportunity to work on precision aerospace components, gain expertise in advanced quality systems like PPAP and FMEA, and exercise direct influence over product integrity and customer satisfaction within a collaborative culture.

This Quality Engineer role focuses on aerospace castings within the manufacturing and quality organization at the Bloomington facility. The position involves developing quality plans for new product introductions, validating manufacturing processes, and serving as the primary point of contact for customer audits and technical reviews. Key responsibilities include leading root cause analysis for defects, ensuring compliance with strict regulatory standards, and collaborating with engineering and production teams to drive continuous improvement. The role is appealing for its opportunity to work on precision aerospace components, gain expertise in advanced quality systems like PPAP and FMEA, and exercise direct influence over product integrity and customer satisfaction. The position requires onsite presence and offers a collaborative culture with opportunities for professional growth through training and certification.

This full-time Quality Engineer role is based onsite at the Bloomington facility and focuses on aerospace castings within the defense and commercial sectors. The position involves developing quality plans for new product introductions, validating manufacturing processes, and serving as the primary point of contact for customer audits and technical reviews. Key responsibilities include leading root cause analysis for quality issues, ensuring compliance with strict regulatory standards, and collaborating with engineering and manufacturing teams to drive continuous improvement. The role is appealing for its opportunity to work on precision components with direct influence on product integrity and customer satisfaction. It offers a collaborative culture with visible leadership potential, access to advanced quality systems training, and flexible scheduling options.

This full-time Quality Engineer role is based onsite at the Bloomington facility and focuses on aerospace castings within the defense and commercial sectors. The position involves developing quality plans for new product introductions, validating manufacturing processes, and serving as the primary point of contact for customer audits and technical reviews. Key responsibilities include leading root cause analysis for nonconformances, ensuring compliance with strict regulatory standards, and collaborating with engineering and manufacturing teams to drive continuous improvement. The role is appealing for its opportunity to work on precision components with direct influence on product integrity and customer satisfaction. It offers a collaborative culture with visible leadership potential, access to advanced quality systems training, and flexible scheduling options.

This full-time Quality Engineer role is based onsite at the Bloomington facility and focuses on aerospace castings within the defense and commercial sectors. The position involves developing quality plans for new product introductions, validating manufacturing processes, and serving as the primary point of contact for customer audits and technical reviews. Key responsibilities include leading root cause analysis for quality issues, ensuring compliance with strict regulatory standards, and collaborating with engineering and manufacturing teams to drive continuous improvement. The role is appealing for its opportunity to work on precision-critical components, gain expertise in advanced quality systems like PPAP and FMEA, and exercise direct influence over product integrity and customer satisfaction within a collaborative, high-impact environment.

This full-time Quality Engineer role within the aerospace manufacturing division focuses on ensuring product integrity from new product introduction through final flight. Key responsibilities include developing quality plans, validating manufacturing processes, leading root cause analysis for defects, and serving as the primary quality representative during customer audits and technical reviews. The position offers the appeal of working on precision defense components with direct influence on operational outcomes and customer satisfaction. Candidates will gain valuable expertise in regulated quality systems like PPAP and FMEA within a collaborative culture that supports professional growth through training and certification. The role is based onsite at the Bloomington facility.

The Accounts Payable Supervisor role at Oshkosh AeroTech leads a team of specialists within the finance department to manage high-volume accounts payable and receivable transactions. Key responsibilities include overseeing daily invoice processing and vendor payments across multiple ERP systems, maintaining accurate vendor master data, and ensuring compliance with SOX audit requirements and internal controls. The position also involves mentoring staff, resolving complex financial discrepancies, and partnering with cross-functional teams to drive process improvements. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking a people-first culture with a focus on professional growth and development within a leading aviation ground support organization. The role supports the company's mission of serving commercial airlines and military customers while offering a collaborative environment for continuous improvement.

The Accounts Payable Supervisor role at Oshkosh AeroTech leads a team of specialists within the finance department to manage high-volume accounts payable and receivable transactions. Key responsibilities include overseeing daily invoice processing and vendor payments across multiple ERP systems, maintaining vendor master data for regulatory compliance, and driving process improvements through continuous analysis. The position requires partnering with cross-functional teams to resolve discrepancies and supporting the financial close process. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking a people-first culture with a focus on professional growth, offering the chance to mentor staff and influence operational efficiency within a leading aviation ground support organization.

The Production Supervisor role on the second shift provides leadership to manufacturing teams at Pierce Manufacturing, a division of Oshkosh Corporation dedicated to building specialized emergency vehicles. The position involves overseeing daily production activities, ensuring adherence to safety and quality standards, and leading continuous improvement initiatives such as Kaizen events and root-cause analysis. Key responsibilities include coaching team members, managing performance appraisals, and maintaining efficient workflows within the production facility. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking a People First culture where professional growth is prioritized, offering a stable environment with routine shift hours and minimal overtime.

This full-time Range Safety and Flight Termination Engineer role supports the Missile Defense Agency Targets and Countermeasures Directorate within AeroVironment's defense division. The position involves serving as a subject matter expert for flight tests, overseeing requirements development for flight termination systems, and managing the integration and checkout of government and contractor hardware and software. Key responsibilities include leading safety analysis, representing customer interests in technical forums, and producing detailed status reports. The role appeals to candidates seeking to contribute to cutting-edge unmanned aircraft and tactical missile systems within a culture of innovation. The position offers a 9/80 work schedule, comprehensive benefits, and the opportunity to work on high-impact defense projects while maintaining an active security clearance.

This full-time Master Electrician role supports a high-performance aerospace manufacturing team focused on precision and innovation. The position involves leading the installation, troubleshooting, and repair of complex electrical systems, including CNC machines, robotics, and automated production lines. Key responsibilities include interpreting technical schematics, ensuring compliance with safety codes, managing preventive maintenance programs, and mentoring junior technicians. The role appeals to candidates seeking a collaborative culture within a century-old industry leader, offering opportunities for professional growth through paid training and educational assistance. The position is based on-site at the manufacturing facility.

This Associate or Mid-Level Electrical Automated Test Engineer role is based in Berkeley, Missouri, within Boeing Global Services. The position focuses on designing electrical support hardware and converting requirements into high-quality automated test systems for military and commercial platforms. Key responsibilities include developing test program sets, creating procurement packages, and collaborating with cross-functional teams to support equipment design and lifecycle maintenance. The role appeals to candidates seeking professional growth within a welcoming, inclusive culture that values innovation and collaboration. While primarily on-site, the position involves some domestic and international travel for technical communications and equipment troubleshooting. Relocation assistance is available for eligible candidates.

This senior attorney role serves as a leadership position within the Agricultural Worker and Immigrant Rights Practice Group at ABLE, a nonprofit dedicated to providing legal representation to low-income communities in Ohio. The position involves leading systemic impact litigation, including class and mass action cases challenging discriminatory policies, while also managing individual employment actions for agricultural workers. Key responsibilities include developing litigation strategies, drafting pleadings, conducting discovery, mentoring junior staff, and building partnerships with pro bono firms and community coalitions. The role appeals to candidates committed to racial justice and structural equity, offering the opportunity to effectuate meaningful policy changes and protect civil rights. Based in Toledo with occasional statewide travel, the position supports a collaborative culture focused on empowering marginalized voices and achieving measurable justice outcomes.