Subject-Matter Expert Avionics Engineer

Veracity Software Inc

Dayton (OH)

On-site

USD 124,725 - 210,000

Full time

14 days+

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Job summary

Veracity Software Inc is seeking a Subject-Matter Expert Avionics Engineer in Dayton, OH, who will lead avionics integration for the Air Force’s airborne node. The ideal candidate will have extensive experience in avionics design and integration, a strong technical authority in military standards, and an active TS/SCI clearance.

Qualifications

20+ years of avionics design/integration experience on military aircraft.
Active TS/SCI clearance required.
Deep knowledge of integration protocols and compliance standards.

Responsibilities

Define avionics integration schemes and develop interface control documents.
Lead authoring of flight clearance packages and safety analyses.
Validate wiring harnesses and troubleshoot EMI/EMC issues.

Skills

Avionics design/integration

Compliance with DO-254/DO-178C

System modeling with SysML/CAMEO

Expertise in MIL-STD-1553

SATCOM/RF subsystem integration

Flight-test readiness

Power interfaces engineering

Signal conditioning

Education

B.S. in Electrical, Avionics, Aerospace, or Computer Engineering

M.S. in related field (preferred)

Tools

CAMEO/MagicDraw

Rhapsody

Altium/OrCAD

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Subject-Matter Expert Avionics Engineer - Must have an Active TS / SCI clearance

Onsite

Dayton, OH

Phalanx Griffon (PG) is the Air Force's open‐architecture airborne node linking warfighters to decision‐quality data at the tactical edge. As the program's Avionics Engineering SME, you will be the cornerstone technical authority for integrating the Nomad chassis, Type‐1 crypto, SATCOM apertures, and OMS/UCI software with multiple aircraft avionics suites during Major Release 2 (FY 25‐27)—ensuring airworthiness, mission effectiveness, and digital‐thread fidelity.

Essential Job Functions:

Architecture & Design Authority

Define avionics integration schemes that marry Nomad VPX hardware with platform data buses (MIL‐STD‐1553, ARINC‐429/664, Ethernet TSN) and mission computers.
Develop interface‐control documents (ICDs), signal‐flow diagrams, and timing budgets; ensure alignment with OMS/UCI messages and cross‐domain guard rules.

Airworthiness & Certification

Lead authoring of AF Form 1067s, E‐series flight‐clearance packages, and safety‐of‐flight analyses.
Oversee DO‐254 (hardware) & DO‐178C (software) compliance artifacts where required.

Digital Thread / MBSE

Capture avionics models in SysML/CAMEO and link to requirements, verification methods, and hardware part trees.
Drive configuration‐control boards, red‐line incorporation, and model synchronization.

Lab‐to‐Flight Integration

Specify and validate wiring harnesses, signal conditioning, and power interfaces in the Integration SIL.
Troubleshoot EMI/EMC, timing, and protocol issues; guide corrective actions through to flight‐test readiness.

Flight‐Test & Fielding Support

Draft test cards, telemetry requirements, and Interim Authorizations To Test (IATT).
Serve as on‐board or ground avionics lead during developmental & operational flights; analyze real‐time data and coordinate anomaly resolution.

Mentorship & Stakeholder Engagement

Advise Government IPT leads, platform SPOs, and OEM avionics teams; present technical status to SES/GO audiences.
Mentor mid‐level engineers, instilling open‐architecture and DevSecOps best practices in a classified environment.

Required Skills:

Due to the sensitivity of customer related requirements, U.S. Citizenship is required.

B.S. in Electrical, Avionics, Aerospace, or Computer Engineering (M.S. preferred) plus 20 + years of avionics design/integration on military fixed‐ or rotary‐wing platforms, including flight‐test and fielding.

Active TS/SCI clearance.

Expert knowledge of MIL‐STD‐1553, ARINC‐429/664, Ethernet (TSN/AFDX), VPX architectures, and timing/synchronization methods.

Demonstrated success integrating Type‐1 crypto, SATCOM/RF subsystems, and open mission systems (OMS/UCI, FACE, SOSA).

Hands‐on experience generating airworthiness artifacts and guiding systems through developmental & operational test.

Proficiency with avionics E‐CAD and MBSE tools (CAMEO/MagicDraw, Rhapsody, Altium/OrCAD).

Desired Skills:

Prior work on ABMS, CJADC2, or airborne C4ISR networking programs.

Deep familiarity with DO‐254/DO‐178C compliance, RCC 324/125‐15, and MIL‐STD‐461 EMI/EMC.

INCOSE CSEP/ESEP, DER, or USAF Test Pilot School academic credentials.

Experience integrating software‐defined radios, content routing, or SDN architectures into legacy aircraft.

Agile/SAFe certification and exposure to DevSecOps pipelines (Platform One, Rancher).

Screening Questions - Explain in detail for below questions.

Full Name:

Do you have an Active TS/SCI clearance?

Do you have a B.S. in Electrical, Avionics, Aerospace, or Computer Engineering (M.S. preferred)?

Do you have expert knowledge of MIL‐STD‐1553, ARINC‐429/664, Ethernet (TSN/AFDX), VPX architectures, and timing/synchronization methods?

Do you have demonstrated success integrating Type‐1 crypto, SATCOM/RF subsystems, and open mission systems (OMS/UCI, FACE, SOSA)?

Do you have hands‐on experience generating airworthiness artifacts and guiding systems through developmental & operational test?

Do you have proficiency with avionics E‐CAD and MBSE tools (CAMEO/MagicDraw, Rhapsody, Altium/OrCAD)?

Contact Number:

E mail Id:

LinkedIn Id:

Full Address (Street, City, States, Zip Code Required)

Notice period: (in weeks):

Current work authorization status:

Expected Salary?

Are you ready to relocate on your own expenses and work at Dayton, OH / Commute?

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