Flight Control Systems Engineer

Duration 12-Month Contract

Location Wessling

Salary Up to €93,000

We're partnering with an innovative aviation manufacturer working on one of the most exciting aircraft programmes in Europe. If you want to be right at the heart of designing, developing and certifying advanced flight control systems, this is your chance.

What you'll be doing:

Lead the architecture, design, analysis and integrity of the flight control systems
Drive development and integration activities across the full system lifecycle
Ensure all safety and certification requirements are met
Support certification tests and prepare compliance evidence
Manage work packages and oversee technical suppliers
Define system requirements, architecture and interfaces
Handle requirements management, validation and verification
Develop, test and certify the flight control systems
Plan, conduct and document development, qualification and certification tests
Liaise with the production line and support troubleshooting on the aircraft
Provide support during flight tests
Produce complete compliance documentation

What you bring:

Degree in aeronautical engineering or a related field
Minimum 5 years of experience in aircraft systems (preferably flight control systems)
Experience with the development and certification of aircraft systems
Knowledge of EASA CS23 certification
Experience working within an EASA Part 21J DO
Familiarity with Siemens Teamcenter or Siemens NX (advantage)
Experience with airborne electronic hardware or software development (plus)
Previous CVE experience in flight control systems (advantage)
Strong English communication skills
Structured, independent and solution-oriented working style
International mindset with experience working with third parties
Good team player with analytical and process-oriented thinking
Proficient in MS Office tools
Flexible and willing to support other functions across the organisation

If you're ready to work on a truly unique aircraft with a forward-thinking team, apply now and let's have a chat.