Aerospace Electronics Engineer: Production Support & Faults

Collins Aerospace; Plymouth; On-site; GBP 45,000 - 65,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Pension contribution

Private health insurance

25 days annual leave

Early finish on Fridays

Career development

Job summary

Collins Aerospace seeks an Electronics Engineer at our Plymouth site, a recognised centre of excellence for navigation and control systems. The role covers analogue and digital electronics design, failure analysis and production operations support, based on-site in Plymouth five days a week.

You will investigate production faults, support design teams, and help implement lessons learned into future products, working within a multi-functional team on inertial and navigation systems.

Qualifications

• Degree in STEM or equivalent with relevant engineering experience.
• Experience in analogue/digital electronics and failure analysis.
• Experience with production-support and cross-functional teams.

Responsibilities

• Conduct root cause investigations into production issues and customer returns.
• Identify corrective actions and coordinate with design teams.
• Support production, test and qualification activities on inertial/navigation products.
• Provide technical input for change controls and reviews.
• Assist qualification testing and supplier/quality development as needed.

Skills

Analogue electronics design

Digital electronics design

Failure analysis

Production operations support

Cross-functional collaboration

Low-level debugging

Education

Bachelor's degree in STEM

HNC/HND in engineering/technical discipline

Tools

MATLAB

Job description

Collins Aerospace seeks an Electronics Engineer at our Plymouth site, a recognised centre of excellence for navigation and control systems. The role covers analogue and digital electronics design, failure analysis and production operations support, based on-site in Plymouth five days a week.

You will investigate production faults, support design teams, and help implement lessons learned into future products, working within a multi-functional team on inertial and navigation systems.