Remote Avionics Architect & Systems Lead

Furtherium; United States; Remote; USD 120,000 - 190,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Worldwide remote role

Job summary

Furtherium is seeking an experienced avionics engineer to guide the avionics suite from requirements and architecture through implementation, integration, and certification. You will help establish a coherent technical direction, coordinate internal engineering work and external suppliers, and keep the project aligned with aircraft needs and its delivery schedule.

The role emphasizes coordinating with vendors, designing robust architectures, and leading technical discussions across disciplines

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in a relevant engineering discipline.
• At least six years of experience in systems, software, electrical, aerospace, or another relevant engineering field.
• Experience developing safety-critical systems against detailed requirements.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate avionics requirements so they align with aircraft-level requirements.
• Design an avionics architecture that meets those requirements.
• Coordinate with vendors and internal engineers to deliver system components.
• Align avionics decisions with the broader vehicle direction and other project teams.
• Develop and maintain a realistic schedule through avionics certification.
• Provide technical leadership and communicate across engineering disciplines.

Skills

Systems engineering

Project management

Communication

Safety-critical

Education

Bachelor's degree in engineering

Job description

Furtherium is seeking an experienced avionics engineer to guide the avionics suite from requirements and architecture through implementation, integration, and certification. You will help establish a coherent technical direction, coordinate internal engineering work and external suppliers, and keep the project aligned with aircraft needs and its delivery schedule.

The role emphasizes coordinating with vendors, designing robust architectures, and leading technical discussions across disciplines