Senior Aerospace Electronics Systems Engineer

Moog; Torrance, Northern (CA, KY); Hybrid; USD 150,000 - 200,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Bonus opportunities

401k matching

Stock Purchase Plan

Flexible Spending Account

Health Savings Account

Relocation assistance

Flexible PTO

Tuition assistance

Job summary

Moog’s Military Aircraft Group seeks a Senior Electronics Systems Engineer to lead the development of Flight Control Computers, Actuator Control Units and Motor Control Electronics for flight-critical systems.

You will guide design across lifecycle, perform verification, engage with customers, and present technical results, with travel 5–10% as needed. A strong background in electrical engineering and electromechanical integration is essential.

Qualifications

• BS in Electrical Engineering required.
• 7+ years of design & development engineering experience.
• 4+ years designing/analyzing electromechanical systems.
• Experience with MIL-STD-461, 704, 810 and DO-254 verification.
• Experience with Acceptance Test and environmental stress screening.

Responsibilities

• Represent Moog as a technical authority and project leader.
• Guide conceptual and detailed design through verification and deployment.
• Develop verification and validation plans for electronics designs.
• Perform hardware and software integration testing.
• Prepare reports and present design decisions to customers.

Skills

Technical leadership

Requirements analysis

Electromechanical design

Verification planning

Customer interface

Education

BS in Electrical Engineering

Tools

MIL-STD-461

MIL-STD-704

MIL-STD-810

DO-254

Job description

Moog’s Military Aircraft Group seeks a Senior Electronics Systems Engineer to lead the development of Flight Control Computers, Actuator Control Units and Motor Control Electronics for flight-critical systems.

You will guide design across lifecycle, perform verification, engage with customers, and present technical results, with travel 5–10% as needed. A strong background in electrical engineering and electromechanical integration is essential.