Job Description: Descripción de puesto Are you ready to participate in cutting-edge aeronautical Research & Technology projects and grow your skills within a dynamic, expanding company? Are you interested in tackling international challenges? Airbus Protect, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Airbus, invites you to join our team and boost your career Contribute to a single ambition: help develop the world's first hydrogen-powered commercial aircraft. You will join a transnational and multicultural team of over 20 dynamic and experienced engineers, where excellence, respect, and driving the future are our core values.
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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.
Responsibilities
- Collaborate on the architectural definition of the electric drive system (electrical machine and its controller) and the equipment system design to ensure safe and successful in-flight operation.
- Participate in the integration of equipment and systems at the aircraft level, including physical integration (DMU evaluation) and managing environmental and safety requirements.
- Conduct safety analyses, such as cascading POD requirements to equipment/systems, reviewing compliance, analyzing the impact of fire zone reclassification, and studying the behavior of degraded electrical drive system (EDS) functions.
- Support design and integration activities to identify failure scenarios, understand their relationship to aircraft and safety, and define interfaces with the aircraft and propulsion system needs.
- Manage system requirements and learning needs (central roadmap, follow-up
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