Wiring/Integration Engineer (Avionics)

The Eplane Company; Chennai District; On-site; INR 900,000 - 1,300,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flight-ready manufacturing

Job summary

The Eplane Company is seeking a hands-on avionics engineer to build and integrate electrical systems for aircraft on the shop floor. You will translate 2D/3D electrical documentation into physical hardware, assemble wiring harnesses, and ensure high-relability performance of power and data buses.

You will lead harness fabrication, component installation, and testing in SIL/HIL environments and on aircraft, coordinating with design and engineering teams to verify compliance with aerospace

Qualifications

• 5+ years hands-on experience as avionics technician, integration technician, or electrical engineer in aerospace/defense/high-performance automotive industries.
• Diploma or degree in Electrical, Electronics or Aerospace Engineering or equivalent hands-on experience (AME).
• Mastery of high-reliability electrical fabrication techniques and MIL-SPEC crimping/ soldering.

Responsibilities

• Build flight-ready wiring harnesses and perform high-reliability soldering and crimping.
• Install and integrate avionics components on lab and aircraft.
• Route, protect, and secure wiring harnesses against chafing and vibration.
• Read and interpret complex wiring diagrams and harness drawings.
• Verify electrical bonding/grounding and perform resistance checks.

Skills

Avionics technician

Electrical engineering

Soldering & Desoldering

High-reliability wiring

Wiring harness fabrication

CAN/ARINC 429/Ethernet

Reading schematics & harness drawings

Education

Diploma/B.E./B.Tech in Electrical/Electronics/Aerospace Engineering

Tools

CATIA Electrical Harness Design

E3.series

VeSys

Job description

Job Summary

Be the Hands That Build Our Aircraft This is not a desk job. We are looking for a hands-on engineer who will be the master builder of our aircrafts electrical nervous system. You will be on the shop floor, physically installing avionics components and bringing our flight control systems to life. Your mission is to take electrical schematics and turn them into flight-ready, high-reliability wiring harnesses. From crimping a pin and mounting a flight computer to integrating an 800V power bus, your work is the critical link between design and flight.

Responsibilities

• Build Flight-Ready Harnesses: Perform all hands-on electrical work, including high-reliability soldering, mil-spec crimping, splicing, shield termination (e.g., solder sleeves), and full connector assembly (including pin insertion/extraction and backshell installation).
• Install and Integrate Components: Lead the physical installation, rack mounting, and securing of avionics components (LRUs, FCCs, sensors, antennas, and cockpit displays) on our integration labs (SIL/HIL) and the aircraft itself.
• Fabricate & Route Harnesses: Manage the looming, routing, and securing of all wiring harnesses using lacing cord, P-clamps, and other aerospace-grade hardware to protect from chafing and vibration.
• Read and Interpret: Be the expert in translating 2D/3D electrical documentation into physical hardware. You must be able to fluently read schematic diagrams, wiring diagrams, and harness fabrication drawings.
• Ensure Electrical Integrity: Implement and verify all electrical bonding and grounding plans for the airframe, including surface preparation and resistance checks.
• Test, Validate, and Troubleshoot: Conduct continuity checks, isolation tests (using a megohmmeter), and perform initial power-on functional tests of installed components. Be the first line of defense to find and fix wiring faults.
• Provide Design Feedback: Provide direct, hands-on feedback to engineers, including redlining wiring diagrams and drawings to reflect as-built configurations and suggest manufacturability improvements.

Required Qualifications

• Experience: 5+ years of hands-on experience as an avionics technician, integration technician, or electrical engineer in the aerospace, defense, or high-performance automotive (e.g., Formula 1, EV) industry.
• Education: Diploma, B.E./B.Tech in Electrical, Electronics, or Aerospace Engineering, or equivalent hands-on experience (e.g., AME).
• Expert Electrical Skills: Mastery of all hands-on electrical fabrication techniques: High-Reliability Soldering & Desoldering (e.g., to IPC J-STD-001 standards).
• Mil-Spec Crimping: (pins, lugs, coax) using calibrated tooling and positioners.
• Connector Assembly: Proficiency in building and repairing multi-pin circular and rectangular connectors (e.g., D-Sub, MIL-DTL-38999), including pin insertion/extraction and backshell assembly.
• Harness Building: Cable looming, lacing cord application, shielding, heat-shrink boot installation, and strain relief.
• Component Installation Experience: Proven experience with the physical installation, mounting, and securing of Line Replaceable Units (LRUs), avionics racks, and associated hardware.
• Avionics & Bus Wiring: Proven experience installing and wiring avionics systems, including data buses (CAN, ARINC 429, Ethernet) where signal separation and shielding are critical.
• Diagram Fluency: The ability to read, interpret, and work directly from complex aircraft wiring diagrams, schematics, and harness drawings.
• Best Practices: Deep knowledge of aerospace wiring best practices, including grounding, bonding, shielding, and wire routing/separation as defined in standards like AC 43.13-1B.
• Test Equipment Expertise: Must have hands-on experience using and interpreting results from electrical test equipment, including multimeters, megohmmeters (Megger) / insulation testers, and Time-Domain Reflectometers (TDR).

Preferred Qualifications

• High Voltage (HV) Experience: Experience working with high-voltage DC systems (e.g., 400V-800V) and knowledge of the associated safety procedures (e.g., LOTO, PPE, insulation testing) is a major plus.
• Wiring CAD Familiarity: Experience with 3D harness design in tools like CATIA (Electrical Harness Design workbench) or other wiring CAD software (e.g., E3.series, VeSys).
• Harness Board Experience: Experience fabricating complex harnesses on a 1:1 harness board based on layout drawings.
• RF & Fiber Optics: Hands-on experience with RF cable (coax) termination and testing (VSWR) or fiber optic termination and testing.
• AME License or equivalent certification.

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