Propulsion Engineer

Propulsion Engineer – U.S. Air Force Reserve

As an Aerospace Propulsion specialist, you ensure our airpower is properly serviced and ready to defend anytime, anywhere. You’ll service, test and repair all parts of all our engines to meet first-class operational standards. By bringing your advanced skill set to the flight line, you ensure the safety and efficiency of our Airmen, in the air and on the ground.

• Detect and remove defective engine components.
• Diagnose engine issues, including oil, electrical and engine airflow systems.
• Diagnose and recommend appropriate maintenance actions.
• Supervise repair and test‑run procedures.

• Up to 30 days of vacation with pay each year.
• Excellent healthcare coverage for you and your family.
• Food and housing allowance.
• A generous retirement program from day one of your service.
• World‑class job/technical training that will make you competitive in any field.
• Financial benefits to help you pay for college/higher education.

• Must have a high school diploma or GED with 15 college credits.
• Knowledge of mechanical, hydromechanical, electrical and hydraulic principles.
• Completion of appropriate aerospace propulsion maintenance courses for specialty.
• Completion of a current National Agency Check, Local Agency Checks and Credit.
• Completion of 8.5 weeks of Basic Military Training.
• Must be between the ages of 17 and 39.

The Air Force Reserve is a proud partner in America’s defense, offering a variety of part‑time and full‑time jobs with full‑time benefits. These include low‑cost health insurance, a non‑contributory retirement plan, tuition assistance and educational programs. The Air Force Reserve recruits talent and provides highly technical training to help you build and sustain the world’s most‑advanced airpower with the flexibility to advance in your civilian career or education while serving close to home.