Senior Electrical/Avionics Compliance Verification Engineer

2Excel; Doncaster; On-site; GBP 61,000 - 88,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

25 days holiday + bank holidays

6% matched Pension

Group Life Insurance

Health and Wellbeing (Private Health)

Job summary

2Excel Aviation Ltd in Doncaster is seeking a Compliance Verification Engineer (Electrical/Avionics) for a permanent full-time role. You will verify compliance of design and certification data for Electrical and Avionics systems and coordinate engineers from concept to service release.

The role requires detailed knowledge of Part 21, CS/FAR 23 and 25, and experience in complex aircraft projects under civil or military airworthiness rules. Based in the UK, with a competitive salary and benefits.

Qualifications

• Extensive knowledge of aircraft Electrical Systems and/or Avionic Systems.
• Detailed knowledge of Part 21, CS/FAR 23 and 25.
• Experience with design and integration of complex aircraft projects under civil or military airworthiness rules.
• Ability to compile, technically check and verify compliance of certification data and documents.
• Experienced in compliance verification and checking of: Electrical Load Analyses, Equipment Assessments, EWIS and EZAP analyses, electromagnetic and ground test plans and reports, system safety and hazard assessments.

Responsibilities

• Verify compliance of design and certification data for Electrical/Avionics systems.
• Lead coordination of design and certification engineers from concept to release to service.
• Support production and maintenance organisations during certification processes.

Skills

Electrical Systems

Avionic Systems

Part 21

CS/FAR 23 and 25

Certification verification

Tools

EWIS

EZAP analysis

Job description

2Excel Aviation Ltd in Doncaster is seeking a Compliance Verification Engineer (Electrical/Avionics) for a permanent full-time role. You will verify compliance of design and certification data for Electrical and Avionics systems and coordinate engineers from concept to service release.

The role requires detailed knowledge of Part 21, CS/FAR 23 and 25, and experience in complex aircraft projects under civil or military airworthiness rules. Based in the UK, with a competitive salary and benefits.