Senior Avionics Program Lead & Committee Chair

Airbus; Marignane; Sur place; EUR 90 000 - 120 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Airbus Helicopters SAS in Aix-en-Provence seeks an Avionic Manager to ensure coherent avionics architecture and lead end-to-end development, qualification and implementation for related avionics projects.

The role involves chairing the Avionics Committee, managing development activities, and coordinating with customers and authorities to define interfaces and change impacts. Strong communication and arbitration skills are essential, with English negotiation as a key requirement.

Qualifications

• Senior technical background with strong project management experience.
• Experience with avionics systems is a plus.
• Excellent communication and arbitration skills.

Responsabilités

• Chair the Avionics Committee and provide technical leadership across avionics domains ensuring coherent architecture and system integration.
• Manage end-to-end development, qualification/certification and implementation for new helicopter variants or production fleets; coordinate with customers and authorities.
• Ensure clear definition and control of development activities, interfaces and change impacts across PCs and suppliers during offer and contract execution; escalate issues as needed.
• Report status on qualification and engineering development activities with dashboards/KPIs including critical paths and milestones.

Connaissances

Senior technical background

Project management

Customer relations

English negotiation

French negotiation bonus

Outils

MS Office

Description du poste

Airbus Helicopters SAS in Aix-en-Provence seeks an Avionic Manager to ensure coherent avionics architecture and lead end-to-end development, qualification and implementation for related avionics projects.

The role involves chairing the Avionics Committee, managing development activities, and coordinating with customers and authorities to define interfaces and change impacts. Strong communication and arbitration skills are essential, with English negotiation as a key requirement.