Systems Engineer - Aerospace

Bristol
1 month ago
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We are recruiting an engineer with Aerospace System experience, for a Contract role in Bristol.

Those with Landing Gear knowledge (Braking and Steering Control Systems) are most welcome to apply.

Role Overview - Airbus A350 and A380 are two of the most high-profile commercial aircraft in service today. We are seeking an engineer to support these aircraft's Landing Gear Systems Development Activities, principally focused on the Braking Control and Wheel Steering Control Systems.

You should understand the Validation and Verification process (V&V), have knowledge of equipment design and / or investigation, experience of analysing test results would also be beneficial
You will need to be able to work both independently and as an integral part of the Landing Gear Systems teams.

Responsibilities

Work with and support the Engineering team to develop the technical solution
Ensuring that Design Review deliverables will result in a mature and easily Certifiable product.
Ensuring that best practice and lessons learnt from other programmes are embedded
Supporting and enabling the development of V&V planning throughout the design development life cycle
Resolution of technical (in-service) incidents, concept design, drawing technical notes, instructions or specifications; challenge customer request technically and economically
Manage stakeholders effectively - report and communicate effectively
Respond to and / or escalate issues and key messages to management / program
Identify Risks and implement Mitigations and Opportunities in order to deliver to the Program
Comfortably and naturally engage with people, communicating clearly and in a timely mannerSkill Set

Preferably 5-10 years' experience working with Landing Gear
Pragmatic and technically oriented engineer required to solve and answer in service queries, airworthiness queries, FAL queries, as well as being able to manage investigation with suppliers for instance)
May be required to manage subcontractors

This vacancy is being advertised by Belcan

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