Job Description:
A vacancy for Communication Systems Product Manager has arisen within Airbus Defence & Space in Getafe. The successful applicant will join the Communications Architectures department.
MAIN RESPONSABILITIES AND TASKS
Your main responsibilities will include:
Overall Comms System Engineering Activities Coordination (Time, Cost and Quality)
Overall Comms L1 System Design and Documentation
Supporting L1 Integration and Verification, Certification, Security Accreditation & Qualification
Additionally, as member of a multi-programme team, contribute to other Transport A/C programmes architecture activities as backup and support.
Main role activitities will be the following:
MANAGE:
Support L1 and L2 technical baselines and technical reviews
Support Progress Reviews and Customer discussions
Participate in Configuration Management activities
Coordinate Comms L2/Systems contributions and design reviews
Interface with customer in Comms and MIDS Working Groups.
DESIGN and SUPPORT
Comms systems L1 Overall Design (FRDs, L1 Requirements, interfaces)
Validate Comms L2 documentation (SRDs, SDNs, EIRDs, SIDs) coming from Comms Teams.
Lead L1 Verification Requirements and Coverage Matrix
Support L1 Certification and Qualification Plans and Evidences
Coordinate System Reviews for Comms systems.
Coordinate and Configuration Control of associated systems
This job requires an awareness of any potential compliance risks and a commitment to act with integrity, as the foundation for the Company’s success, reputation and sustainable growth.
REQUIRED SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE
We are looking for candidates with the following skills and experience:
- Educated to degree level in Engineering , valuable PhD/Telecommunications Engineering Degree.
- Experience in Engineering
- Experience of >5 years in system engineering or Communications/Avionics related jobs.
- A/C and comms Architecture knowledge of at least one of the following platforms:
Transport A/C - MRTT, C295/CN235/C212, A400M
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📌 Product Manager Comms (Getafe)
🏢 Airbus
📍 Getafe