Lead Low-Voltage Avionics Electrical Engineer

BETA Technologies, Inc.; Burlington (VT); Sur place; USD 150 000 - 180 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Restricted Stock Units (RSU)

Performance Stock Units (PSU)

Onsite healthcare in Vermont

Lunch provided and fringe perks

Flight lessons

Résumé du poste

BETA Technologies is seeking an Lead Electrical Engineer for Advanced Systems to lead the architecture, design, integration, and certification of low voltage electrical systems across future aircraft platforms. The role involves 28 VDC power distribution, DC/DC conversion, and collaboration with avionics, flight controls, and manufacturing teams.

You will manage a small engineering team, drive certification activities, and work with suppliers to qualify key components while ensuring strong

Qualifications

• 7+ years of experience designing electrical systems for aircraft.
• 2+ years of engineering leadership experience.
• Strong understanding of 28 VDC power distribution, DC/DC converters, circuit protection, and battery systems.
• Working knowledge of ARP4754A development process, MIL-STD-704, and DO-160.
• Experience with requirements management tools (Polarion, DOORS, or similar).
• Strong communication and cross-functional collaboration skills.

Responsabilités

• Lead the architecture, detailed design, integration, and certification of low voltage electrical systems powering avionics, flight controls, and auxiliary systems.
• Own electrical system design releases in CATIA / 3DEXPERIENCE.
• Manage suppliers for key low voltage components and drive qualification activities.
• Lead cross-functional collaboration with Systems Engineering and multiple teams to deliver certification artifacts.
• Lead the team and provide mentorship to junior engineers.

Connaissances

Electrical systems design

Engineering leadership

28 VDC power distribution

ARP4754A / MIL-STD-704 / DO-160

Requirements management tools

Outils

Polarion

DOORS

Description du poste

BETA Technologies is seeking an Lead Electrical Engineer for Advanced Systems to lead the architecture, design, integration, and certification of low voltage electrical systems across future aircraft platforms. The role involves 28 VDC power distribution, DC/DC conversion, and collaboration with avionics, flight controls, and manufacturing teams.

You will manage a small engineering team, drive certification activities, and work with suppliers to qualify key components while ensuring strong