Senior Electrical Engineer, Advanced

• Create avionics design changes and provide avionics product design expertise to sustain and grow Honeywell Aerospace’s business
• Complete engineering tasks using advanced avionics knowledge and engineering discipline
• Support product design engineers, test design engineers, manufacturing engineers, and production staff in resolving product design, modification, upgrade, customer investigation, supplier investigation, obsolescence, and test system design issues
• Support product transitions from development to manufacturing phases and gain design authority delegation
• Review and approve Class II product changes using delegated design authority, coordinating internal and external customer approval and notification
• Provide product design expertise for field failure investigations, suspect counterfeit parts investigations, product export/import classifications, and FRACAS
• Provide MRB engineering disposition authority for nonconforming parts
• Communicate with internal and external customers and suppliers to resolve supply chain delivery disruptions, no-fault-found situations, defect escapes, warranty reviews, and first-year-in-service failures
• Mentor junior engineers and define and revise engineering processes for the GPES team
• Collaborate daily with globally distributed staff at product design centers and factories
• Report directly to the Engineering Manager

• Bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution in a technical discipline such as science, technology, engineering, mathematics
• Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering
• 6 or more years working in the avionics or electronics industry
• Timely decisions in the face of complexity while balancing analysis with decisiveness
• Ability to estimate business impact of engineering solutions
• Self-motivation and ability to work with little supervision while resolving complex situations and problems
• Knowledge of avionics products and systems such as cockpit displays, electromechanical instruments, flight controls, FMS, autopilot, inertial navigation, GPS, DME, ILS, nav/com radios, satcom, radio altimeters, weather radar, transponders, TCAS, EGPWS, and flight recorders
• Understanding of FAR 21 (OEM) and FAR 145 (repair) regulation concepts
• Familiarity with guidelines DO-160 and DO-254
• Understanding of product and test system configuration management
• Ability to learn and comply with import and export regulations (EAR and ITAR)
• Candidate must be a U.S. person: a U.S. citizen, U.S. permanent resident, or person with protected status in the U.S. under asylum or refugee status
• Applicants must be currently authorized to work in the United States on a full-time basis
• Applicants must not require work visa sponsorship

Demonstrates extensive knowledge of avionics products and systems, including cockpit displays and flight controls, while effectively collaborating with cross-functional teams to resolve complex engineering challenges. Possesses strong decision-making skills and the ability to mentor junior engineers in a fast-paced environment.

• Avionics Design Expertise
• Electrical Engineering Degree
• FAR 21 and FAR 145 Knowledge
• Product Configuration Management
• MRB Engineering Disposition Authority

• Avionics Systems Knowledge
• Engineering Discipline
• Product Design Changes
• Failure Investigation
• Test System Design
• Complex Problem Resolution
• Business Impact Estimation
• Regulatory Compliance (EAR, ITAR)
• Design Authority Delegation
• Mentoring Junior Engineers

• Self-Motivation
• Timely Decision-Making
• Effective Communication

• Avionics Industry
• DO-160 Guidelines
• DO-254 Guidelines
• Supply Chain Management
• Nonconforming Parts Management