Avidyne

Avidyne

Systems Engineer

Melbourne, FL · Mid

Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 71 days ago
AvionicsDO-178DO-254Systems EngineeringMechanical DesignCommunicationCollaboration

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About the role

  • If you are an engineer interested in understanding how all the components of an aircraft's avionics come together and ensuring they operate seamlessly as a single system, this position might be perfect for you.
  • As a Systems Engineer at Avidyne, you will play a crucial role in defining, integrating, and verifying the systems that comprise our cockpit displays and avionics products.
  • This role offers a unique opportunity to apply your systems thinking skills in a hands-on environment while contributing to innovative advancements in the field.

Responsibilities

  • Collaboration & Communication • Ability to execute assigned systems engineering tasks independently and deliver accurate, well-documented results. • Clear written and verbal communication skills for working across engineering, certification, manufacturing, and supplier teams. • Organized approach to managing requirements, interfaces, and priorities in a fast-moving development environment.
  • If this sounds like you, we'd love to hear from you; apply today and help us build the systems that keep pilots safely in the air.

Nice to have

  • Integration & Verification
  • Plan and execute system integration activities, bringing together hardware, software, and mechanical components into a cohesive, functioning product.
  • Interface with suppliers and contract manufacturers to communicate system requirements and resolve integration issues.
  • Bachelor's degree in systems, electrical, aerospace, or a related engineering discipline, plus 2+ years of relevant industry experience (or a Master's with less experience).
  • Applied knowledge of systems engineering principles - requirements management, architecture trade studies, and interface definition.
  • General familiarity with avionics hardware and software development processes, including DO-178C and DO-254.
  • Awareness of ARP4754A system safety and development assurance guidance and FAA/EASA certification requirements for aviation electronics.
  • Collaboration & Communication

Company info

  • Why Avidyne At Avidyne, we exist to make aircraft easier to fly.

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