Electrical / Avionics Design Engineer (Part 21)

An exciting opportunity has arisen for an experienced Electrical / Avionics Design Engineer to join a growing aerospace engineering team supporting the design, development and certification of large commercial aircraft modifications.

Working within an EASA Part 21J Design Organisation, you will be responsible for producing electrical and avionics design solutions for aircraft modification programmes, ensuring designs comply with regulatory and customer requirements. This role offers the opportunity to work on complex aircraft modifications from concept through to certification alongside a multidisciplinary engineering team.

Key Responsibilities

Produce electrical and avionics design solutions for large commercial aircraft modification programmes.
Create and develop electrical installation designs using CATIA.
Produce and maintain engineering design documentation, including:
Wiring diagrams
Wire routing and installation drawings
Harness fabrication drawings
Service Bulletins and embodiment instructions
Instructions for Continued Airworthiness (ICA)
Wiring Diagram Manual (WDM) and System Schematic Manual updates
Support certification activities by producing technical evidence and compliance documentation.
Prepare and review engineering documents, including:
Electrical Load Analysis (ELA)
Test plans and reports
Compliance statements
System Safety Assessments
Equipment Qualification documentation
EWIS assessments
Work closely with structural, systems and certification engineers to deliver compliant design solutions.
Attend technical design reviews including PDR, CDR, ITCM and FAI meetings.
Provide occasional engineering support during aircraft installation and modification activities.

Essential Requirements

Degree qualified in Electrical, Avionics, Aerospace or Aeronautical Engineering.
Previous experience as an Electrical or Avionics Design Engineer within the aerospace industry.
Strong experience using CATIA to produce electrical installation and routing designs.
Current or recent experience working within an EASA Part 21J Design Organisation (or equivalent).
Good understanding of aircraft electrical and avionics systems.
Knowledge of EASA certification requirements, including CS-25, FAR-25, JAR-25 and (E)TSO.
Experience producing engineering drawings and design documentation to aerospace standards.
Ability to interpret engineering specifications and navigate OEM design standards and data systems.
Excellent attention to detail with strong problem-solving skills.
Able to manage multiple design packages and deliver to programme deadlines.

Desirable

Previous or current EASA Compliance Verification Engineer (CVE) approval.
Experience with aircraft interior modifications.
Experience supporting large commercial aircraft modification programmes.
Previous mentoring or coaching of junior engineers