E3 Technical Lead — Electromagnetic Systems

Leonardo Helicopters; Philadelphia (Philadelphia County); On-site; USD 140,000 - 200,000; Full time

Job summary

Leonardo Helicopters is seeking an Electromagnetic Environmental Effects (E3) US Technical Leader in Philadelphia, PA. The role leads certification planning, FAA interactions, and program-wide E3 strategies for tiltrotor programs under US engineering governance.

You will manage complex certification processes, develop SOWs, and mentor a US engineering team while pursuing new business opportunities and industry collaboration. Strong leadership and EMC expertise are essential.

Qualifications

• Five+ years in transport-category certification programs (Part25 or Part29).
• Experience with electro-avionics, EMC, HIRF, direct/indirect lightning effects.
• 1+ year of project management duties.

Responsibilities

• Ensure integration, qualification and certification at system level for AW609/US programs.
• Define statements of work (SOWs) and develop local technical capabilities.
• Accountable for technical certification activities and FAA alignment.
• Support planning and execution of design compliance demonstrations across product lines.
• Coordinate day-to-day management of the US team.
• Develop US Team through performance evaluations and growth plans.
• Manage SOWs with Engineering Governance, and budget planning.
• Participate in bid/proposal activities and advance US business development.
• Develop tiltrotor technology and best practices; engage with industry groups.

Skills

EMC

Project management

Certification

Leadership

Communication

Systems engineering

Education

Master in Engineering

PhD preferred

Job description

Leonardo Helicopters is seeking an Electromagnetic Environmental Effects (E3) US Technical Leader in Philadelphia, PA. The role leads certification planning, FAA interactions, and program-wide E3 strategies for tiltrotor programs under US engineering governance.

You will manage complex certification processes, develop SOWs, and mentor a US engineering team while pursuing new business opportunities and industry collaboration. Strong leadership and EMC expertise are essential.