Senior Aerospace Electromechanical Lead Onsite Switzerland

OnTarget Communications; Stans; Sur place; CHF 120 000 - 150 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

OnTarget Communications is seeking an Electronics Systems Engineer in Switzerland to define, integrate and optimize high-reliability aerospace systems combining mechanics, actuators, sensors, electronics and control functions.

You will lead cross-functional projects from concept through certification, ensure compliance with FAR/EASA 23, and mentor teams across electrical and mechanical domains in a demanding aerospace environment.

Qualifications

• 5+ years in aerospace electromechanical system development and certification.
• Hands-on PCB-level testing and debugging experience.
• Strong background in actuator or motor-control electronics and hardware design.
• Familiar with RTCA DO-254 and EASA Part 23.
• Ability to lead cross-functional systems engineering projects.

Responsabilités

• Lead cross-functional systems engineering projects from concept through certification, with emphasis on resolving electrical system issues.
• Lead and support the design and modification of electromechanical systems for aerospace applications.
• Support mechanical systems engineers on integrating electrical components and subsystems.
• Facilitate ground and flight tests.
• Ensure systems comply with relevant aerospace certification standards (e.g., FAR/EASA 23)

Connaissances

Aerospace electromechanical

Electrical hardware design

Actuator control electronics

System testing

PCB fault isolation

Certification readiness

Formation

Bachelors in Mechatronics

Electrical/Electronic Engineering

Description du poste

OnTarget Communications is seeking an Electronics Systems Engineer in Switzerland to define, integrate and optimize high-reliability aerospace systems combining mechanics, actuators, sensors, electronics and control functions.

You will lead cross-functional projects from concept through certification, ensure compliance with FAR/EASA 23, and mentor teams across electrical and mechanical domains in a demanding aerospace environment.