Electrical/Avionics Engineer

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• Create and revise system specifications, system schematics, wiring diagrams, and component installation drawings
• Review equipment manufacturer installation manuals for the integration of components into the aircraft design
• Research component specifications for installation into aircraft with the appropriateness of design and installation and with respect to environmental considerations
• Work with internal and external customers to provide investigation, analysis, and troubleshooting, and resolution of issues
• Create and Revise System Description and Requirements Documents
• Create and Revise Part 23 Certification Documentation (FHA, PSSA, SSA, AV/EL Substantiation reports, Test Plans and Reports, PSCPs, etc.)
• Be responsible for DO-160 qualification test requirements definition, test plan creation, test setup and test article conformity activities, test execution, test results gathering / processing, and test report creation.
• Participate in general IPT project meetings as required during the development of a specific project
• Support other IPT disciplines, as required, in the preparation of material for presentation at design and program reviews
• Conduct software bench testing, validation testing, as well as support all aspects of ground and flight testing for electrical and avionics related aspects of the program
• Perform trade studies

• Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering or related discipline
• Minimum of six (6) years of experience with electrical and / or avionics system installation development and certification or equivalent combination of education and practical experience
• Proficiency with Microsoft Windows file operations and Microsoft Office and be adept at data entry into existing spreadsheets and/or creating new spreadsheets
• Proficiency in CAD modeling and design practices using Siemens NX and Capital Harness, and engineering configuration management using Teamcenter
• Familiarity Fault Tree Analysis and System Safety Analysis using PTC Windchill

• An understanding and working knowledge of Federal Aviation Regulations (FAR) Part 23 and associated guidance material as it pertains to this technical discipline.
• Ability to be able to move in and out of the office/plant without restrictions during on-airplane troubleshooting activities.
• Familiarity with Garmin G3000 avionic system software and/or aircraft integration.
• Familiarity with coding languages such as C, C++, Python or Java
• Familiarity with DO-160 qualification testing

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