Electrical & Avionics Engineer

For more than 18 years, we have been supporting our clients in carrying out their ambitious projects. A leading player in the fields of engineering, IT, and telecommunications, we are present in more than fifty cities and eight countries.

Today, more than 2600 Primers provide advice and expertise to our approximately three hundred customers.

In Switzerland, located in Geneva, we work with several major market‑recognized clients. Through a relationship of trust, we contribute to the success of their projects.

Prime

IT, always one step ahead!

As part of the strengthening of our activities, and to support one of our clients, we are looking for a:

Electrical & Avionics Engineer

• Perform electrical and avionics systems engineering activities from requirements analysis to integration and qualification
• Define, analyze and manage system and sub‑system requirements across hardware and software domains
• Design and verify electrical and avionics system architectures in compliance with applicable aerospace standards
• Produce and review technical documentation including system specifications, interface documents, test plans and reports, and certification files
• Contribute to integration, verification, validation and qualification activities in laboratory and system environments
• Provide technical support during testing, certification phases and anomaly resolution

• Higher education in electrical engineering, avionics, or embedded systems
• Proven experience in electrical and avionics systems engineering within regulated environments
• Solid knowledge of applicable standards and regulations (DO-160, DO-178, DO-254, ARP
  4754, CS-29)
• Fluent in English;
  French or German is a strong asset

• A stimulating work environment with close and dedicated support
• A permanent contract as part of a long‑term collaboration
• An attractive compensation package including five weeks of paid leave
• An annual training plan supported by an internal e‑learning platform

Interested in a new opportunity in Switzerland ?