Job Description: Airbus Defence and Space is looking for a Avionics Systems Engineer (f/m) to join our Avionics Department based in Getafe, Spain. You will be part of a team developing Military Derivatives project. As part of the Avionics Team, you will be involved in design and analysis activities aiming at managing the interface between systems to support overall aircraft.
RESPONSIBILITIES
Design and development of Avionics Systems for operational concepts
Definition of requirements documents and technical specifications
V&V; activities: Preparation of Test Procedures, perform development tests and/or monitor formal tests.
Perform analysis of test results and test reports
Contribute to the execution of program milestones and reviews
Support the whole design process
Support to Qualification and Certification
SKILLS
Master's degree in aerospace engineering, computer science, or comparable discipline
At least 3 years of professional experience in a related field
Desirable background: Aircraft Avionics, Software Test Engineering, Requirements Based Engineering,
Equipment/System level development
Proven experience in airborne Avionics systems
Good knowledge of aeronautical stakes/regulations (e.g. ARP4754, DO178, DO254, DO160)
Analytical thinking skills, independent working style and good communication skill
The ability to work in an international and multidisciplinary team
Ability to interface with many different stakeholders, from different domains, different functions, and different countries.
Negotiation level in English
WHICH BENEFITS WILL YOU HAVE AS AIRBUS EMPLOYEE?
Vacation days plus additional days-off along the year.
Attractive salary.
Hybrid model of working when possible, promoting the work-life balance.
Collective transport service in some sites.
Benefits such as health insurance, employee stock options, retirement plan, or study grants.
On-site facilities (among others): free canteen, kindergarten, medical office.
Possibility to collaborate in different
📌 Avionics Systems Engineer (Madrid)
🏢 Airbus
📍 Madrid