Job Description:
An opportunity for an Avionics Systems Engineer in the Eurofighter Avionics Joint Team (AJT) in Warton, for a minimum stay of 3 years in the United Kingdom, has arisen within Airbus Defence and Space S.A.U. (Spain).
The selected candidate will join the EuroFighter COMMS Avionic Join Team - we are responsible for:
- The Airbus S.A.U. team in the Eurofighter Avionics Joint Team.
- The overall integration of all communications systems in Eurofighter and contribution to other EF AVS Susbystems
The team is based in Warton (UK). The jobholder will reinforce the team that is based in the UK, in the Eurofighter Avionics Joint Team (AJT), for a minimum stay of 3 years.
The AJT is a multicultural environment in which members from the four Eurofighter Partner Companies (British Aerospace Systems from the United Kingdom, Airbus GmbH from Germany, Leonardo from Italy and Airbus S.A.U. from Spain) work together in order to jointly define and produce all the Avionics System Level and SubSystem Level design and deliverables. Airbus S.A.U.
covers positions in the different areas of the AJT and is key responsible for the Communications group:
- Communications group: responsible for the Data Link (MIDS, VMF, CESMO, JREAP, SATCOM, etc.) Contractual Interoperability Requirements Definition, the generation of the Level 2 Design (Functional Requirements, Interfaces and Protocols), DOORS Requirements and Traceability, Hazard Analysis, etc.
- Avionics Front End Team: System Architecture and System Level Design
- Other Sub-Systems High Level Design: Attack and Identification, Armament Control System, Navigation, Defense and Aids Sub-System, Displays and Controls, Integrated Monitoring and Recording System.
- Test Requirements and Analysis (including System Problem Reports management)
- Avionics Clearances
- Avionics System Safety
- Product Managers carrying out coordination and management activities
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