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The role is for a Fuel System Engineer to join the development team. The role will entail engineering activities associated with continued airworthiness and product development. Successful candidates need to have a background in aerospace engineering with a good knowledge of the associated regulations, system design principles and verification & validation. A knowledge of the specific Airbus system design processes would be beneficial.

Responsibilities

Equipment qualification - Support the review of new Equipment Design Evolution Sheets from supplier, Specification updates and qualification of equipment due to scope creep of requirements in service
Production Support - Support queries from the various production lines on items such as test failures and improvement projects
Development modifications support - Work on providing inputs to modifications required for the development of the system including engineer variant changes, performance changes and changes related to equipment updates
Problem investigation support - This can include work on Major In Service Problems, Request For Works and Safety Related Items that support in service occurrences.Skill Set

Essential

Experience within Aviation/ Aerospace
Ability to communicate with key stakeholders within the business, teams across the project and the wider team
Real time system controlling, Matlab/Simulink/StateflowDesirable

Avionic Fuel Systems experience
Project management experience

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