Hardware Engineer

• Guide and oversee airborne system development
• Contribute to the development of next-generation flight recorders across the hardware lifecycle
• Develop requirements
• Perform electronic hardware design
• Verify requirements
• Support hardware qualification or delta-qualification of recorders and accessories, including microphones and cockpit control units
• Interact with relevant suppliers and customers
• Propose and drive electronic hardware design changes to reduce manufacturing cost and improve product reliability
• Cooperate closely with Systems and Software engineering teams
• Ensure compliance with applicable processes
• Manage reporting and metrics
• Improve processes and update documentation
• Participate in defining long-term strategies and product roadmaps
• Support flight recorder activities including EUROCAE ED-112 working groups and ARINC sessions
• Collaborate with stakeholders across engineering, business teams, suppliers, customers, and other partners
• Report directly to the Senior Engineering Manager

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