Aircraft Systems Engineer – Pneumatic Systems, ECS & System Integration
Technical Skills
- Aircraft Pneumatic Systems
- Aircraft Systems Integration
Experience Requirements
- 2–5 years of experience in Aircraft / Aerospace Systems Engineering with exposure to pneumatic systems.
Required Skills & Experience
Aircraft Pneumatic Systems Expertise
- Hands-on or detailed working knowledge of:
- Environmental Control System (ECS)
- Ice & Rain Protection Systems
- Fire/Smoke Detection Systems
- Flow Distribution Systems
Systems Engineering & Integration
- Experience preparing system specifications and requirements, including:
- Ability to support system integration activities.
- Experience managing interfaces across aircraft systems.
- Experience coordinating with internal cross-functional engineering teams.
Supplier & Design Coordination
- Experience coordinating with suppliers and reviewing design data.
- Ability to approve technical documentation for compliance and maturity.
- Provide technical oversight during supplier design reviews.
- Monitor supplier deliverables for:
Good to Have Skills
- Functional block diagrams
- Polarion or similar requirements management tools
- Ability to work independently with moderate supervision in a fast-paced engineering environment.
Key Responsibilities
System Ownership & Architecture
- Own and support assigned aircraft pneumatic systems, including:
- Define system architecture, functional breakdown, and interface requirements.
Requirements Management & Verification
- Develop, review, and manage system specifications and requirements with full traceability.
- Perform requirements validation and verification throughout the development lifecycle.
- Support certification and compliance activities in accordance with applicable airworthiness standards.
Integration & Design Support
- Support system integration activities and interface coordination with adjacent aircraft systems.
to support design decisions.
Technical Documentation & Issue Resolution
- Resolve technical issues through collaboration with multidisciplinary engineering teams.
to internal stakeholders.
