Senior Manager, Embedded Software – Engines

Responsibilities

• Manage your project scope by ensuring scrappy and cost‑effective execution while maintaining a tight grip on the project deliverables needed to meet program objectives.
• Establish common software architecture and manage product roadmaps for each program’s software product.
• Identify and manage technical and programmatic risks/opportunities, including technical, scope, asset and safety risks.
• Coordinate and partner with Enterprise functions to drive product development/maintenance cost/cycle time and meet delivery objectives.
• Track and manage team execution and unit project life cycle cost.
• Create framework for project data collection and use it to inform & monitor key project metrics.
• Develop and oversee technical plan, ensuring it aligns to negotiated customer requirements and internal design criteria.
• Own overall lifecycle of all avionics software products from development through production and commercial flight operations.
• Ensure the quality of engineering outputs, providing technical direction and guidance to the team.
• Support requirement decomposition, systems engineering, technical design, analysis, and verification/validation.

• Proven track record of leading and managing teams to deliver complex safety critical embedded software products.
• Minimum of a B.S. degree in Engineering or technical field, or in lieu of a technical degree, must show significant demonstrated experience leading teams designing/ developing complex engineered products.
• 8+ years of experience in a relevant engineering field, with significant experience in avionics and/or embedded software product development and maintenance.
• 3+ years of project management and/or management experience.
• Basic knowledge across relevant engineering disciplines, including requirements negotiation, design, development, analysis, verification, and vehicle integration.
• Strong communication skills, with the ability to effectively communicate across all levels of the organization.