Flight Simulator Hardware Engineer – ACS Program (Orlando)

Butler America Aerospace L.L.C.; Orlando (FL); Hybrid; USD 69,000 - 96,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401K

Medical insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

Sick time

Job summary

Butler America Aerospace, LLC. in Orlando, FL is hiring a Flight Simulator Hardware Engineer for the ACS Program. You will develop hardware for power/control, motion platforms, displays, and avionics, and integrate with building systems like HVAC and grounding.

The role requires a bachelor's in engineering, hands-on flight sim hardware experience, and a track record with PLM, CREO, and Agile teams. Travel and onsite collaboration in Orlando are expected.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Mechanical or Electrical Engineering or related field.
• Experience developing flight simulation hardware solutions.
• Knowledge of industry practices and design principles.
• PLM-based design checking or non-conformance reports.
• CREO layouts and drawings for ICDs, components, and assemblies.
• HW architecture layouts and system interconnects.
• Deriving hardware requirements from customer needs.
• Building BOMs and design documentation.
• Support for major design reviews (SRR, PDR, CDR, TRR).
• Experience applying hardware engineering in Agile environments.

Responsibilities

• Complete hardware design and development for power/control, motion, displays, avionics, and peripherals.
• Lead end-to-end integration with building utilities (HVAC, grounding, fire monitoring).
• Guide engineers, procurement, and production to meet schedules with innovative solutions.

Skills

Hardware design

System integration

Agile methods

Cross-functional

Education

Bachelor's degree in Mechanical or Electrical Engineering

Tools

Creo

Windchill

Catia

Zuken

Cameo

Job description

Butler America Aerospace, LLC. in Orlando, FL is hiring a Flight Simulator Hardware Engineer for the ACS Program. You will develop hardware for power/control, motion platforms, displays, and avionics, and integrate with building systems like HVAC and grounding.

The role requires a bachelor's in engineering, hands-on flight sim hardware experience, and a track record with PLM, CREO, and Agile teams. Travel and onsite collaboration in Orlando are expected.