Senior Hardware Design Engineer (m/f/d) - Aerospace

Job Description

The Bertrandt Group has been providing development solutions for the international automotive and aviation industries as well as the mechanical and plant engineering, energy, medical technology and electronics industries in Europe, China and the USA for more than 40 years. Our employees guarantee extensive know-how, sustainable project solutions and a high level of customer .
Senior Hardware Design Engineer (m/f/d) - Aerospace
Location: 80639, München

Support the hardware development team in the creation or update of a mixed signal board design, including:

• Development of electrical circuits according to internal aeronautical development standards (stress analysis, tolerance analysis, design justification) based on board level requirements and prelim design ideas
• Analog simulation of different function
• Taken into account the EMC constraints
• Implementation of design into schematics (tool: ZUKEN)
• Definition of layout constraints for established circuits
• Verification of developed circuits on bread boards

• Bachelors'/Masters' degree in hardware design engineering, aerospace/electronic/verification engineering, computer science or similar
• Several years of professional experience in analogue circuit design in aeronautical domain for inflight equipment
• Mixed signal design (e.g. LVDT, Frequency acquisition, ADC design, digital cores e.g. MPC5777, memory design e.g. DDR3, data bus design e.g. RS422, …)
• Analytical design methods (tolerance analysis, stress analysis)
• Circuit simulation (e.g. PSpice, LTSpice, MathCad)
• Usage of schematics and layout tools (e.g. Zuken)
• Verification of analogue circuits
• DO254 process and avionics process expertise (standards, requirements, traceability, etc.)
• Fluent in English & German

• Responsible Tasks
• Flexible working hours
• Networking throughout the group
• Great chances of ongoing employment
• Discounts
• Parking spaces
• Public transport connections
• Attractive compensation
• Flat hierarchies
• Team-oriented work

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