Aircraft Control Systems Test Engineer

Airbus Aircraft; Toulouse; Sur place; EUR 35 000 - 50 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Profit sharing

Employee savings plan

Stock purchase plan

Extra days off

Health insurance

Upskilling opportunities

Mobility programs

Résumé du poste

Airbus Operations SAS in Toulouse invites you to join an integrated team focused on maturity testing of Aircraft control systems (Auto-flight ATA22, Flight Control ATA27) on a simulated platform (VSIM-D). You will coordinate testing activities across programs and collaborate with system designers and V&V test teams.

Joining us means engaging in a structured learning path, access to extensive training resources, and opportunities for international mobility while contributing to early defect

Qualifications

• Experience in system design and development of aircraft control systems.
• Knowledge of V&V processes and software tools used in aerospace.
• Familiarity with risk and requirement management (RBE/MBE).
• Ability to work with testing tools and simulated platforms (VSIM-D).

Responsabilités

• Prepare and perform tests on a simulated platform and analyze results.
• Coordinate maturity testing activity across programs and milestones.
• Collaborate with design teams and other test teams.
• Contribute to testing tools development and maintenance.
• Define and validate Testing Usage Domain.

Connaissances

System Design and Development

Aircraft Control System knowledge

Test execution

English proficiency

Outils

GIT

JIRA

Trackdev

VSIM-D

SIMPA/OSMA

MAGIC

LTM

JIRA XRAY

FTA-NG

Description du poste

Airbus Operations SAS in Toulouse invites you to join an integrated team focused on maturity testing of Aircraft control systems (Auto-flight ATA22, Flight Control ATA27) on a simulated platform (VSIM-D). You will coordinate testing activities across programs and collaborate with system designers and V&V test teams.

Joining us means engaging in a structured learning path, access to extensive training resources, and opportunities for international mobility while contributing to early defect