Job Description:
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The selected candidate will join the Health Management and Predictive Analytics team and will contribute to the development of Health and Usage Management Systems (HUMS) in several platforms (A400M, PATMAR, SIRTAP, EuroDrone, Hurjet, etc.) . HUMS is a critical system that monitors aircraft or equipment health and usage, enabling early fault detection, predictive maintenance, and enhanced safety and reliability . Key benefits include predictive maintenance, operational safety, reliability & efficiency, and data-driven insights to support engineering decisions and improve fleet management .
*RESPONSIBILITIES*
The main tasks of the jobholder will be:
* *Lead* systems engineering activities to specify, develop, integrate, qualify, and certify health management systems in accordance with Airbus Defence and Space standards .
* *Define* HUMS architecture,



acting as an HW/SW designer analyst for the development of on-board centralized Big Data architectures .
* *Identify* development life cycle activities, gather customer requirements, and define checkpoints and reviews aligned with program phases .
* *Elaborate* the product's detailed design and manage the integration of the Health Management System on the aircraft .
* *Specify, require, and support* Laboratory, Ground, and Flight tests needed for the development, certification, and qualification (V&V;) of the systems .
* *Lead* data management activities for massive information, including gathering, manipulating, processing, and storing data .
*SKILLS*
Is your profile aligned to the following list of skills? Apply We are looking forward to know you:
* *Education:* Engineering degree or a related discipline .
* *Experience:* Experience in on-board hardware and software equipment design life-cycle, supplier management, and development of on-boarded high-performance comp

📌 Systems Engineer (Getafe)
🏢 Airbus
📍 Getafe