Aviation Electrical Systems Engineer II – Power & Avionics

Axius Group; Newton (KS); On-site; USD 75,000 - 95,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Occasional travel opportunities

Exposure to manufacturing environments

Job summary

Axius Group seeks an Electrical Systems Engineer II responsible for the design, integration, and modification of aircraft electrical systems in Newton, Kansas. The role involves developing designs, creating documentation, and collaborating with engineering teams to deliver reliable solutions.

The ideal candidate has 3–6 years of experience in electrical systems engineering and a Bachelor's degree in Electrical or Aerospace Engineering. This position will require occasional travel and exposure to manufacturing environments.

Qualifications

• 3–6 years of electrical systems engineering experience.
• Previous aviation or aerospace industry experience.
• Experience designing and analyzing AC/DC electrical power systems.

Responsibilities

• Design and analyze aircraft electrical systems.
• Develop electrical schematics and installation drawings.
• Support aircraft modification and certification projects.

Skills

Aircraft electrical system design principles

AC/DC power generation, distribution, and protection systems

Electrical troubleshooting and root cause analysis

Strong analytical skills

Excellent problem-solving abilities

Strong written and verbal communication skills

Education

Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering

Aerospace Engineering

Tools

Microsoft Office applications

Job description

Axius Group seeks an Electrical Systems Engineer II responsible for the design, integration, and modification of aircraft electrical systems in Newton, Kansas. The role involves developing designs, creating documentation, and collaborating with engineering teams to deliver reliable solutions.

The ideal candidate has 3–6 years of experience in electrical systems engineering and a Bachelor's degree in Electrical or Aerospace Engineering. This position will require occasional travel and exposure to manufacturing environments.