Avionics Engineer

Avionics Engineer
Atlanta GA (Hybrid)
Full-Time
Job Purpose
The Avionics Engineer defines and designs military avionic systems and systems-of-systems. Specifically, the Avionics Engineer develops integrated system-level designs, and hardware and software subsystems designs. These designs are associated to avionic functions such as navigation, tactical data links, electronic warfare, defensive countermeasures, intelligence, and integrated system functions like data fusion and resource management. These design efforts include integrating the avionics systems within the aircraft, aircraft-to-aircraft, and aircraft-to-ground systems The Avionics Engineer applies knowledge specific to aircraft such as safety (e.G. FAA standards), security, robustness, and performance. Additionally, the Avionics Engineer analyzes laboratory and flight test data for functionality and performance. The Avionics Engineer also provides expertise and technical leadership to programs and sponsors to achieve overall goals through the full development life cycle (i.E., requirements development to final delivery). Tools and methodologies used by the Avionics Engineer includes Model Based System Engineering, laboratory analysis hardware, software development environments, and Agile methodologies.
Key Responsibilities
Manage all technical aspects of product or system design including directing multiple lab resources for large scale product or system deployments.
Manage sub-contractor resources supporting all system engineering areas (e.G., definition, requirements analysis, synthesis, systems analysis, and implementation).
Conduct product or system design synthesis, translating requirements into physical architectures for systems of high complexity.
Define/refine internal and external system interfaces.
Support development of product strategy and execution.
Develop and review technical reports, specifications, test plans, memos, and diagrams detailing product or system attributes.
Lead medium-to-large project tasks and/or small programs and provide technical status and plans to Project Director.
Serve as a resource and Subject Matter Expert (SME) for avionics engineering tools and technologies.
Significantly contribute to whitepapers and proposals.
Additional Responsibilities
Integrate new capabilities and subsystems into military systems, including the design of inter-software interfaces, inter-subsystem interfaces (e.G., data, interconnects), aircraft to subsystem integration, pilot vehicle interface, and test/instrumentation systems integration.
Serve as a technical expert on assigned projects and systems including keeping up to date on use models, system capabilities, system interfaces, engineering tools, and road maps for current and future updates.
Serve as a technical expert for a specific engineering specialty (e.G. safety engineering, hardware/software interface, digital engineering).
Isolate hardware and software component anomalies.
Analyze flight and laboratory data to ensure system requirements are satisfied.
Ensure that all technical work is developed to meet military, safety, and security standards.
Design and manage the laboratory configurations for assigned projects.
Lead cross-discipline project teams.
Required Minimum Qualifications
Experience developing complex, software-intensive, military or avionics systems using system engineering processes and methodologies.
Experience designing/developing software-based systems that integrate multiple subsystems, and/or integrate multiple software applications and hardware.
Experience with Modular Open System Approach (MOSA).
Experience integrating and troubleshooting systems to determine functional correctness, completeness, and/or effectiveness.
Experience leading project development teams.