Lead Electrical & Electronic Hardware Engineer (Electric Propulsion)

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HYTE is supporting an innovative electric aviation company developing next-generation electric propulsion systems for regional aircraft. The organisation is at the forefront of enabling zero-emissions aviation, with programmes spanning aircraft conversion, propulsion integration and certification. As part of its continued growth, the company is seeking a Lead Electrical & Electronic Hardware Engineer to take ownership of hardware development across propulsion systems.

Hands-on engineering delivery (design, integration, V&V;)

Lead the end-to-end development of electrical and electronic hardware systems, from requirements through design, integration, verification and certification.

Lead and mentor hardware engineering activities, ensuring delivery against programme milestones.

Coordinate closely with systems, software,



propulsion and certification teams to ensure integrated system delivery.

Inverter and power electronics systems

Lead verification, validation and analysis activities using simulation and hardware tools.

Degree in Electrical or Electronic Engineering (Bachelor’s or Master’s).

Strong understanding of electrical propulsion architectures, including:

Practical experience with EMC design and testing in aerospace environments (DO-160G)

Experience with power electronics design, including thermal management and IGBT / SiC devices

MATLAB (desirable)

Strong communication skills, with ability to interface across engineering teams and external authorities.

Professional working proficiency in English.

Broad scope across hardware, systems and propulsion engineering.

Collaborative, engineering-led environment with strong technical ownership. xugodme

Competitive salary, versátil working and long-term incentive participation.

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