Avionics Systems Consultant

Capgemini Engineering
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Job Title: Avionics Systems Consultant

Location: Warton, UK (On-site, 5 days per week)

Level: Mid-Level (3–5 years’ experience)

Employment Type: Full-Time, Contract or Permanent

About the Role

We are seeking a highly motivated and technically skilled Avionics Systems Consultant to join our team on-site in Warton. This role is ideal for a mid-level engineer with a strong background in flight avionics systems, radar technologies, and mission-critical equipment. You will play a key role in the design, development, and integration of advanced avionics systems for next-generation fighter aircraft.

Key Responsibilities
  • Lead and support high-level concept development for flight avionics systems.
  • Generate and manage formal system requirements using tools such as DOORS.
  • Contribute to system and sub-system design and development across the avionics lifecycle.
  • Apply knowledge of the V-Model lifecycle in the context of fighter aircraft systems.
  • Support interface management using the ICT Tool (ADS internal).
  • Collaborate on radar and IFF (Identification Friend or Foe) system integration.
  • Provide input into mission computer equipment design and validation.
  • Utilize Statemate for system modeling and simulation.
  • Engage with cross-functional teams to ensure seamless integration and delivery.
  • Prior experience in one or more of the following roles:
  • Attack and Ident Engineer
  • Front End Team Engineer
  • Exposure to safety-critical systems and associated standards.
  • Strong understanding of interface control documents and avionics architecture.
Required Skills & Tools
  • DOORS (Requirements Management)
  • Statemate (System Modeling)
  • PCMS (Configuration Management)
  • ICT Tool (Interface Management)
  • Radar and IFF systems
  • Mission Computer Equipment
  • Lifecycle and V-Model understanding
Why Join Us?
  • Work on cutting-edge avionics systems for advanced fighter aircraft.
  • Collaborate with industry-leading experts in a high-impact role.
  • Be part of a dynamic and innovative engineering environment.

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