Lead and mentor cross-functional systems engineering projects from concept to certification, with a focus on resolving electrical challenges;
Support and guide investigations into electrical issues, and design or modify electromechanical systems for aircraft applications;
Provide technical leadership to mechanical-focused system engineers in understanding and integrating electrical components and systems;
Investigate electrical anomalies and support root-cause analyses, including schematic-level and PCB-level evaluation;
Review and assess electrical hardware designs, analyses, and test results from internal teams and external suppliers;
Coordinate technical and program aspects with external suppliers;
Define and support ground/flight test requirements;
Ensure compliance with FAR/EASA-CS 23 certification standards.
With this you convince us
University degree in Mechatronics, Electrical or Electronic Engineering, plus 5+ years of experience in aerospace electromechanical system development and certification;
Strong background in electrical and electronic hardware, including actuator or motor control electronics;
Proven ability to read, understand, analyse and challenge electrical schematics and circuit designs;
Hands-on experience in testing, debugging and fault isolation at PCB level, beyond LRU-based or black-box troubleshooting;
Proven experience with RTCA DO-254 and airborne electronic hardware certification processes;
Solid knowledge of CS/FAR Part 23, DO-160, DO-178C, ARP4754A and ARP4761;
Excellent communication skills in English (C2 level), German is a plus;
Strong project and supplier management capabilities with an analytical, collaborative and self-driven working style.
Don't forget to mention Space-Careers when applying.