Engineered aerospace and defense systems, power electronics and components
Crane Aerospace & Electronics builds flight-critical hardware across landing, fluid, power, microwave and sensing systems. Its stack pairs aerospace quality tooling (APQP, PPAP, FMEA, MSA) with requirements-driven engineering (IBM DOORS, SCADE, MBSE, Teamcenter), and an Oracle EBS plus Oracle Fusion Cloud footprint suggests an ERP transition in flight. Engineering-heavy hiring centers on spaceflight DC/DC converter design and AS9145 rollout.
Notable leadership hires: Director of Business
Crane Aerospace & Electronics is a public company headquartered in Lynnwood, Washington, with roots dating to 1904 and 1,001–5,000 employees. It supplies critical systems and components to aerospace, defense and space customers, with applications spanning engines, landing gear, satellites, missiles, unmanned aircraft and medical implants. Offerings are grouped into solution sets including Cabin Systems, Fluid Management, Landing Systems, Microelectronics, Microwave, Power, and Sensing & Utility Systems. Products ship under brands such as ELDEC, Hydro-Aire, Interpoint, Keltec, Lear Romec, Merrimac, P.L. Porter and Signal Technology, with operations certified to ISO 9001 and AS9100.
Its stack includes Oracle EBS, Oracle Fusion Cloud, OCI, Azure, Power BI, Teamcenter PLM, IBM DOORS, SCADE, Minitab, VMware, Nutanix, plus C++, Python and Assembly for embedded work.
Yes. Engineering is the dominant hiring area, followed by manufacturing, with a senior-weighted mix and all roles based in the United States.
Job posts point to DC/DC power converter design for spaceflight, AS9145 implementation, a material replenishment system, new product introductions and a tools consolidation roadmap.
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