Electrical Engineer II

• Serve as the Electrical Engineering Lead and Project Subject Matter Expert for assigned rotorcraft modification programs
• Own electrical system architecture, integrating avionics, power distribution, and networked systems across aircraft
• Apply 14 CFR Parts 21, 27, and 29 to electrical and avionics designs
• Develop and execute certification and compliance strategies, plans of compliance, and supporting data packages for FAA approval
• Lead integration of multi-protocol electrical systems, including ARINC 429, RS-232/485, Ethernet, and MIL-STD-1553
• Apply SAE ARP 4754B and ARP 4761A principles to system development, requirements validation, and safety assessments
• Provide technical mentorship and design oversight to junior and mid-level engineers
• Interface with cross-functional teams, program leadership, and certification authorities
• Develop electrical and avionics design concepts; analyze and mature designs; communicate solutions to customers and internal stakeholders
• Provide technical leadership on schedules, deliverables, and project status
• Define system-level electrical power architectures for STCs and Field Approvals
• Modify and document COTS equipment as required
• Support design changes, Engineering Change Orders, system analyses, hardware testing, and prototype development
• Participate in logistics planning, technical reviews, and design meetings
• Develop or review cost estimates, system safety assessments, FMEA, electrical load analyses, wiring/interface schematics, installation and maintenance instructions, and flight manual supplements
• Prepare and coordinate technical data for ODA projects, FAA STCs, and Field Approvals
• Support and, as appropriate, oversee installation activities; prepare installation and repair/modification drawing packages
• Develop wiring diagrams and installation data according to FAA regulations and applicable military/industry standards
• Generate and maintain electrical drawings and wiring schematics using AutoCAD
• Maintain regular scheduled attendance; travel approximately 1%

• Bachelor’s degree (BS) in Electrical Engineering from a four-year college or university; and 10 or more years related experience and/or training; or equivalent combination of education and experience
• 10 years previous experience directly related to aircraft electrical/avionics systems preferred
• Understanding of FAA certification processes, aircraft operations, and electrical/communication and navigation systems
• Ability to interpret and use aircraft manufacturer’s maintenance manuals, equipment installation instructions, and wiring diagrams
• Proficient understanding of 14 CFR Parts 21, 27, and 29
• Proficiency with SAE ARP 4754A and ARP 4761B
• Ability to lead the electrical aspects of multiple projects
• Ability to explain complex requirements, technical concepts, and timelines
• Ability to assess task- and project-level Level of Effort (LOE) for quoting
• Ability to develop complex system safety analyses and associated volumes based on certification requirements and customer needs
• Proficient with Microsoft Suite, including Word, Excel, and Outlook
• Proficiency with AutoCAD (2D)
• Solidworks proficiency preferred
• INCOSE ASEP Certification preferred

Demonstrates expertise in Electrical Engineering with a focus on aircraft electrical and avionics systems, including compliance with FAA regulations and certification processes. Capable of leading complex projects, providing technical mentorship, and developing innovative design solutions.

• Electrical System Architecture
• FAA Certification Processes
• ARINC 429 Integration
• AutoCAD Proficiency
• SAE ARP 4754B Application

• Electrical Engineering
• Avionics Design
• System Safety Analyses
• Wiring Diagrams Development
• Electrical Load Analyses
• FMEA
• Multi-Protocol Electrical Systems
• Technical Data Preparation
• Project Management
• Complex System Development

• Technical Mentorship
• Cross-Functional Collaboration
• Complex Problem Solving
• Effective Communication
• Leadership

• INCOSE ASEP Certification

• 14 CFR Parts 21, 27, and 29
• FAA STCs
• Field Approvals
• Military Standards
• Electrical/Communication Systems

• AutoCAD
• Microsoft Suite
• Solidworks