Remote Aerospace Systems Engineer | DO-178C/DO-278A Expert

Genova Technologies; Oregon; Hybrid; USD 95,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Genova Technologies in Cedar Rapids, IA (remote option) seeks a Systems Engineer to lead and support engineering activities across the full program lifecycle. You will develop system requirements, ICDs, and architectures, applying DO-178C/DO-278A to meet safety and certification needs, collaborating with software, hardware, and test teams to ensure traceability and robust V&V.

Qualified candidates have a 4-year STEM degree and 4+ years of systems engineering in aerospace or avionics, with

Qualifications

• 4-year degree in Science, Technology, or a similar field.
• 4+ years of Systems Engineering within Aerospace, Defense, or Avionics.
• Hands-on experience with DO-178C and/or DO-278A.
• Strong understanding of requirements management tools (DOORS or Jama).
• Experience with system-level V&V processes.

Responsibilities

• Lead and support systems engineering activities across the full program lifecycle, from requirements definition through verification and validation.
• Develop, review, and manage system requirements, ICDs, and system architecture.
• Apply DO-178C/DO-278A to ensure safety and certification for CNS/ATM systems.
• Collaborate with software, hardware, and test engineers to ensure system integrity and traceability.
• Conduct system-level trade studies, risk assessments, and FMEA/FHA.

Skills

DO-178C knowledge

DO-278A knowledge

Requirements management

System-level V&V

Systems engineering

Education

4-year STEM degree

Tools

DOORS/Jama

Job description

Genova Technologies in Cedar Rapids, IA (remote option) seeks a Systems Engineer to lead and support engineering activities across the full program lifecycle. You will develop system requirements, ICDs, and architectures, applying DO-178C/DO-278A to meet safety and certification needs, collaborating with software, hardware, and test teams to ensure traceability and robust V&V.

Qualified candidates have a 4-year STEM degree and 4+ years of systems engineering in aerospace or avionics, with