EWIS Technical Leader

Kendleshire

1 year ago

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Experienced Part 21 Electrical / Avionics Engineer

Working with the world’s leading industry manufacturers (Airbus, BAE Systems, Boeing, Bombardier, Dassault Aviation, Embraer, Honda Aircraft Company, Lockheed Martin, Raytheon Technologies, Thales), Latecoere serves aerospace with innovative solutions for a sustainable world. The Group operates in all segments of the aerospace industry (commercial, regional, business, defense and space) in two business areas: Aerostructures (doors, fuselage, wings and empennage, struts & rods) and Interconnection Systems (wiring, avionic racks, onboard equipment, electronic systems). As of December 31, 2023, the Group employed 5,497 people in 14 countries.
We’re Hiring: EWIS Technical Leader
Are you passionate about driving innovation in aircraft systems? Join us as an EWIS Technical Leader and help shape the future of aerospace with cutting-edge Electrical Wiring Interconnection Systems (EWIS) !
What You’ll Do :

Lead the technological roadmap for future aircraft programs, focusing on EWIS solutions.
Design, prototype, and implement innovative components, working closely with industry-leading partners and clients.
Manage a team of designers, guiding technical activities and validating their deliverables.
Collaborate with a Program Manager to ensure project milestones are met and report progress to senior management.
Draft and conduct test campaigns to push the boundaries of current technologies.
Contribute to our patent filing initiatives and help drive the innovation agenda.
What We’re Looking For :
Proven background in R&T development, especially with TRL frameworks.
Strong knowledge of EWIS standards and hands-on experience with CATIAV5 and/or 3DExperience.
Experience leading teams and overseeing the entire design process from concept to delivery.
Passion for innovation and an ability to think outside the box.
Why Join Us?
Be part of a dynamic and creative team that’s dedicated to pushing the limits of aviation technology. If you’re ready to take on exciting challenges and work on projects that will define the future of flight, we’d love to hear from you!
Apply today and help shape the skies of tomorrow!
#Hiring #AerospaceJobs #EWIS #Innovation #TechLeadership #Aviation
#WeAreLatecoere: the diversity of our teams is a strength. As a responsible employer, Latecoere encourages an inclusive work environment and is committed to equal opportunities for all candidates, without restriction.
All of our jobs address the challenges of innovation and sustainable development. Join us to boost your career and contribute to our purpose: to serve aerospace with innovative solutions for a sustainable world.
Salary in the range of £70k+ depending on experience, plus Bonus of up to 10%
Health insurance, life insurance plus a competitive pension plan

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