What you’ll do:

As a Test and Development Engineer, Your Responsibilities include:

• Applying environmental and functional test expertise to the design, development and delivery of new aerospace products, processes and technologies.

• Being a part of an Integrated Product Team (IPT) and contributing the performance of the IPT to ensure that the performance expectations are met or exceeded.

• Employing the appropriate discipline processes, practices, and tools to ensure that responsibilities are completed to meet the required project requirements and discipline quality.

• Conducting verification activities on aerospace components and system including; Requirements Validation, Verification Strategy & Planning, Test, Analysis and Reporting.

• Creating verification documentation to demonstrate compliance to customer and internal requirements.

• Define system level and equipment level Strategies & Tests and understand how they link together (Integration)

• Train and coach other engineers in Verification activities including test & analysis

• Create and manage the definition and requirements for a system, framework or product. 

• Define processes, system specifications, input/output, integration requirements

• Support Generation of require test Equipment, including defining the requirements, sourcing, commissioning and usage of. This includes; fixturing, mechanical and electromechanical systems and rigs.

• Support Definition of new tools and processes to streamline test and analysis

Qualifications:

Skills:

Demonstrated experience working in a Systems Test or Verification Engineering role, with it being desirable that the experience was gained within the Aerospace or Military Industry.

• Proven experience of planning, leading and executing projects and functional improvements.

• You'll have a clear understanding what is meant by similarity/analysis, demonstration and inspection.

• You’ll have a clear understanding and experience in verifying to known industry standards such as RTCA DO-160 and MIL-STD-810.

• Be experienced and competent in the use of some or all of the following; thermocouples, strain gauges, accelerometers, and flow meters, and oscilloscopes.

• You will have experience within a regulated industry.

• Have a safety critical Engineering background/ qualification

• Proficient in the use of MS Word and Excel for documentation and data analysis

• Be a proactive self-starter, who enjoys being part of a team