Avionics Electrical Design Engineer

Sapsol Technologies Inc; Melbourne; Presencial; AUD 120 000 - 180 000; Tempo integral

Resumo da oferta

Sapsol Technologies Inc. seeks an Avionics Electrical Design Engineer in Melbourne to lead schematic capture and PCB layout for airborne electronics.

You will design RF circuits, perform high-speed PCB work, and ensure EMI/EMC compliance, while collaborating with systems, embedded, and mechanical teams. You will conduct circuit simulations and testing, support qualification, and help drive production releases in a DO-160/DO-254 environment, using equipment like network and spectrum analyzers and

Qualificações

• Strong hands-on experience in schematic capture and PCB/board layout for avionics electronics.
• Understanding of high-speed RF, EMI/EMC, and signal integrity design principles.
• Experience taking designs from concept → schematic → PCB layout → prototype → testing → qualification.
• Familiarity with aerospace standards and testing environments.

Responsabilidades

• Develop and review electrical schematics and circuit designs for avionics systems.
• Design RF/electrical circuits, including power amplifiers, LNAs, filters, and related interfaces.
• Perform PCB layout, including high-speed PCB design, signal integrity, and power integrity considerations.
• Apply EMI/EMC design practices throughout schematic and PCB development.
• Conduct circuit analysis and simulations using MATLAB, SPICE, ADS, HFSS, or equivalent tools.
• Support design verification, troubleshooting, and root-cause analysis of electrical/PCB issues.
• Perform and support environmental, RF emissions, RF susceptibility, and lightning testing.
• Ensure designs comply with aerospace and airborne hardware standards, including DO-160 and DO-254.
• Work with test equipment such as network analyzers, spectrum analyzers, and oscilloscopes.
• Collaborate with systems, embedded, mechanical, manufacturing, and verification teams.
• Support design reviews, documentation, qualification, and production release activities.

Conhecimentos

Schematic capture

PCB layout

Electrical design

Circuit development

EMI/EMC design

Cross-functional collaboration

Ferramentas

MATLAB

SPICE

ADS

HFSS

Network analyzers

Oscilloscopes

Spectrum analyzers

Descrição da oferta de emprego

We are seeking an Avionics Electrical Design Engineer specializing in schematic design and PCB/board layout for airborne electronics. The engineer will be responsible for electrical design, circuit development, PCB layout, EMI/EMC considerations, simulation, testing, and compliance with aerospace standards.

Key Responsibilities

• Develop and review electrical schematics and circuit designs for avionics systems.
• Design RF/electrical circuits, including power amplifiers, LNAs, filters, and related interfaces.
• Perform PCB layout, including high-speed PCB design, signal integrity, and power integrity considerations.
• Apply EMI/EMC design practices throughout schematic and PCB development.
• Conduct circuit analysis and simulations using MATLAB, SPICE, ADS, HFSS, or equivalent tools.
• Support design verification, troubleshooting, and root-cause analysis of electrical/PCB issues.
• Perform and support environmental, RF emissions, RF susceptibility, and lightning testing.
• Ensure designs comply with relevant aerospace and airborne hardware standards, including DO-160 and DO-254.
• Work with test equipment such as network analyzers, spectrum analyzers, and oscilloscopes.
• Collaborate with systems, embedded, mechanical, manufacturing, and verification teams.
• Support design reviews, documentation, qualification, and production release activities.

Preferred Profile

• Strong hands-on experience in schematic capture and PCB/board layout for aerospace/avionics electronics.
• Understanding of high-speed, RF, EMI/EMC, and signal-integrity design principles.
• Experience taking designs from concept → schematic → PCB layout → prototype → testing → qualification.

Strong troubleshooting, analytical, documentation, and cross-functional collaboration skills