Overview
Lead hardware product design for the Power and Controls SBU (ECS/EACS businesses), owning airborne electronic hardware development cycles, mentoring the team, and supporting GETC-EDTC qualification activities.
What you'll do
- Independently own different phases of the hardware development cycle for airborne electronic hardware.
- Mentor the team and own hardware development as per RTCA DO-254 / EUROCAE ED-80.
- Review deliverables and provide technical guidance to the team.
- Lead hardware life cycle activities: requirements development, detailed design and specification, test plan and procedure, verification and certification documents.
- Design, analyze, test and qualify mixed signal hardware systems.
- Perform board level thermal, signal/power integrity and EMI/EMC simulation to refine design before the prototype phase.
- Work on technologically complex systems, champion new ideas and lead product development from concepts to reality.
- Provide PCB layout guidelines to PCB designers to meet EMI/EMC tests.
- Break down activities into sub-tasks and milestones to adhere to timelines and budget constraints.
- Work closely with cross-functional teams to ensure seamless integration of hardware components with other system parts.
- Lead evaluation, troubleshooting and debugging of hardware prototypes; identify root causes of failures and implement corrective actions.
- Oversee creation and maintenance of technical documentation.
- Release and sustain system board designs in TeamCenter.
- Create and review test reports from DO-160 test data.
- Lead critical design reviews with global stakeholders and customer audits.
What you'll need
- BE or Master's degree in Electrical or Electronics and Communications Engineering.
- 7-10 years of relevant industry experience, with at least 6 years as an Electrical Engineer performing design analysis and testing for DO-160 certification.
- Expert in design, analysis, testing and qualification of mixed signal hardware systems.
- Understanding of the DO-254 (Design Assurance Guidance for Airborne Electronic Hardware) process for the hardware life cycle.
- Expert in reviewing deliverables and providing technical guidance to the team.
- Strong technical capability to lead hardware life cycle activities.
- In-depth understanding of FPGA hardware design and verification for aerospace products.
- Proficient in DOORS for requirement management.
- Knowledge of PCB layout guidelines to meet EMI/EMC tests.
- Board level and system level testing experience.
- Excellent troubleshooting skills on electrical/electronic systems to find root cause and resolve issues.
- Experience in electrical CAD tools (Pspice, Allegro, LTspice, Mathcad, Matlab-Simulink).
- Ability to create and review test reports from DO-160 test data.
- Ability to interpret customer requirements and estimate work for the technical solution.
- Hands-on experience with lab tools and debugging (CRO, signal generators, logic analyzer, environmental testing equipment, code optimization, timing analysis, CPU loading, digital circuits, hardware software integration).
- Experience in DO-254 and DO-160 certification process by supporting SOI 1 to SOI 4.
- Strong written and verbal communication skills in English.
- Ability to coach and mentor junior level professionals.
- Very good listener and team player.
- Curious to learn, result oriented and forward looking.
- Able to work with a sense of urgency and under ambiguous conditions.
- High degree of ownership and accountability.
- Very good at analytical thinking and problem solving.
Details
- Location: Bengaluru, Karnataka, India (Sy No 2/2 Venkatala Village, Yelahanka Hobli).
- Role type: Hybrid.
- All India positions require a background check, which may include a drug screen.
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