#ET16R EWIS electrical architect (d/f/m)

ZipRecruiter; Donauwörth; Vor Ort; EUR 60.000 - 80.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

A leading aerospace manufacturer is seeking an EWIS Electrical Architect (d/f/m) in Donauwörth. This role involves developing electrical wiring systems for helicopter projects and offers full-time or part-time options. Candidates should have a relevant degree and experience with high voltage systems. Benefits include a competitive salary, 30 days paid vacation, and professional development opportunities.

Leistungen

Attractive salary

30 days paid vacation

Pension schemes

Transportation subsidies

On-site facilities

Flexibility in working hours

Qualifikationen

• Bachelor's or Master's degree in aerospace or electrical engineering or equivalent vocational training with experience.
• Several years of experience in electrical architecture, especially for high voltage systems.
• Experience in helicopter construction documentation.
• Knowledge of Electrical Structure Network (ESN).

Aufgaben

• Develop EWIS design rules for high and low voltage systems.
• Conduct electrical integration and cable routing studies using CAD.
• Define electrical systems integration requirements.
• Test hardware components such as cables and connectors.
• Determine development assurance levels considering project risks.
• Design and define EWIS architecture based on system requirements.
• Perform trade-off analyses to optimize EWIS architecture.
• Collaborate across teams in development activities applying new technologies.
• Test hardware components in coordination with technical departments.

Kenntnisse

Electrical architecture design

High voltage systems expertise

Collaboration across teams

CAD proficiency

Business fluent in English

Ausbildung

Bachelor's or Master's degree in aerospace or electrical engineering

Jobbeschreibung

Job Description

Airbus Helicopters is seeking a talented EWIS Electrical Architect (d/f/m) to join our team in Donauwörth. This role is available with full-time or part-time hours (30 hours/week) and involves developing electrical wiring interconnection systems for helicopter projects.

Location: Donauwörth, on the banks of the Danube, where we develop helicopters from concept to flight-ready aircraft, including on-site testing.

Benefits include: attractive salary, 30 days paid vacation, extra days off, professional development opportunities, pension schemes, stock options, discounts, transportation subsidies, and on-site facilities such as kindergarten, medical services, canteen, and more. We support work-life balance with flexible working hours and job sharing options. Our diverse environment values every voice.

Responsibilities:

1. Develop EWIS design rules for high and low voltage systems.
2. Conduct electrical integration and cable routing studies using CAD.
3. Define electrical systems integration requirements.
4. Test hardware components such as cables and connectors.
5. Determine development assurance levels considering project risks.
6. Design and define EWIS architecture based on system requirements.
7. Perform trade-off analyses to optimize EWIS architecture.
8. Collaborate across teams in development activities, applying new technologies.
9. Test hardware components in coordination with technical departments.

Qualifications:

• Bachelor's or Master's degree in aerospace or electrical engineering, or equivalent vocational training with experience.
• Several years of experience in electrical architecture, especially for high voltage (800V) systems.
• Experience in helicopter construction documentation.
• Knowledge of Electrical Structure Network (ESN).
• Business fluent in English.

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Note: This position requires awareness of compliance risks and acting with integrity. Airbus promotes an inclusive, equal-opportunity workplace and does not ask for monetary payments during recruitment.

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