Advanced Aerospace Systems Engineer

The Aerospace Corporation; Tempe (AZ); On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

The Aerospace Corporation seeks an engineer to develop and integrate flight-critical electro-mechanical actuation systems for aerospace applications. You will conduct requirements analysis, design architectures, and perform modeling, simulation, and controls development for robust performance.

Responsibilities include verification and validation, HIL and environmental testing, root cause investigations, customer interactions, and technical mentorship across multidisciplinary teams.

Qualifications

• Requirements analysis and system architecture for flight-critical actuation systems.
• Modeling, simulation, and controls development for aerospace applications.
• Verification & validation, including HIL testing and environmental testing.
• Root cause investigations and technical mentorship across multidisciplinary teams.

Responsibilities

• Develop and integrate flight-critical electro-mechanical actuation systems for aerospace applications.
• Perform requirements analysis, system architecture, and modeling/simulation.
• Lead verification, validation, HIL and environmental testing activities.

Skills

Actuation systems

Modeling and simulation

Controls development

Verification and validation

Environmental testing

Customer interaction

Technical mentorship

Job description

Develop and integrate flight-critical electro-mechanical actuation systems for aerospace applications. Responsibilities include requirements analysis, system architecture, modeling and simulation, controls development, verification and validation, HIL and environmental testing, root cause investigations, customer interaction, and technical mentorship across multidisciplinary engineering teams.

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