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).
Responsibilities
- 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 Subsystems.
- 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.
The team is based in Warton (UK). The jobholder will reinforce the team located in the UK for a minimum stay of 3 years.
Qualifications
- Education: Aeronautical, Telecommunications, Industrial/Electronic Engineering degree or a related discipline.
- Experience: At least 3 years in Systems Engineering (preferable Avionic Systems).
- Soft skills: Negotiation and communication skills in order to agree the design, interfaces, etc. in a multicultural environment.
- Technical knowledge: Systems Engineering, ideally related with Avionics and Communications systems or other related systems.
- Experience of front end development processes in EF or other projects.
- Knowledge of project specific tool (DOORS/RMT, ICDTool, Statemate, PCMS, ...).
- Independent and responsible member of an internati
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