Avidyne

Avidyne

Senior Avionics Systems Integration Engineer

Melbourne, FL · Senior

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About the role

  • Most avionics engineering roles sit entirely inside the avionics box.
  • You'll work at the boundary where avionics meets airframe -- the place where great engineering intent succeeds or fails in the real world.
  • You understand that avionics certification is inseparable from aircraft-level integration, and you bring the engineering discipline to close that gap.

Responsibilities

  • Develop and maintain Installation Manuals, wiring diagrams, ICDs, and system installation drawings for Avidyne product lines.
  • Participate in flight test activities to validate integrated system performance -- data capture, anomaly documentation, and corrective action follow-through.
  • Partner with hardware, firmware, and software teams to ensure what we design is installable and certifiable in the field and contribute to the documentation that makes that knowledge stick.
  • Our tagline is Simply Flying -- and that's not marketing language, it's the engineering philosophy behind everything we build.
  • We have our own fleet, including a fully equipped SR22, so we can see exactly what we build in action.

Benefits

  • We offer competitive compensation and standard health, welfare, and retirement benefits.
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