Electronic System Engineer in the field of electronic systems (m/f/d)

Liebherr-Aerospace Lindenberg GmbH is one of the leading European manufacturers of aircraft equipment. The products are used on board many large-scale aircraft, business jets and helicopters. In addition to chassis, flight control and actuating systems, the program also includes gears.

Electronic System Engineer (m/w/d) Job ID 84487

Independent planning, implementation and control of development activities for complex equipment and systems of the aviation industry Designing the architecture of our aviation systems for safety and functional safety Specification of the monitoring functionality of our electronic systems in development Definition, validation, verification of safety-critical technical requirements according to our defined processes, as well as documentation Demonstration guides for safety-relevant requirements of aviation systems developed and qualified by us Interdisclinar communication in the team, with the customer and/or foreign companies about safety-critical technical content

Successfully completed studies in the field of electrical engineering, aerospace technology, mechatronics, physics, vehicle technology or similar qualification Experience in the development of safety-critical electronic system in the aviation industry according to common aviation standards and standards Knowledge of ARP4761 or alternatively: knowledge in the field of functional safety ISO262 of advantage Detectable experience in the production of FMEA, PESA/ ESA, CMA or SEE analyses/tests Independent and independent working High analytical skills Interdisciplinary working and team skills Very good knowledge of English and German

Safe workplace in a successful group of companies Social benefits of a modern company Fair, performance-oriented remuneration plus Christmas and holiday money Good work-life balance - with 30 days vacation, flexible working hours to the possibility to work mobile Numerous offers for personal development Modern working environment, collegial cooperation and design freedom Operational health management