AVIONIC SYSTEMS ENGINEER

THE COMPANY

For over 40 years, Aero Simulation, Inc. (ASI) has provided quality flight training devices to the US Military. ASI has successfully built numerous training systems with a primary focus on aircrew and maintenance training systems. Our current programs include, but are not limited to, the B-1 Training Systems (Air Force), E-2D Training Systems (Navy), CH-53E Training Devices (USMC), IMOMS (Coast Guard), Navigation, Seamanship, Shiphandling Trainer – NSST (Navy). To learn more about ASI visit Programs- Aero Simulation, Inc.

ASI is a 100% employee-owned engineering and manufacturing company committed to supporting the nation’s warfighters. Being 100% employee-owned directly impacts our culture: it drives our decision-making, motivates our teams, increases our productivity, improves retention and contributes to the future success of our company. Our culture is one where we work hard for our clients and for each other – and we have fun collaborating, sharing experience and expertise, and learning along the way. We strive to deliver exceptional quality, elevate client relationships, and enrich the careers and lives of our employee-owners. As Employee-Owners, we are invested in the success and continued development of each other and the company.

In addition to the Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP), we offer a flexible work environment, generous paid time off, professional development opportunities, industry competitive compensation, and superior benefits to include medical, dental, 401k and more!

ASI is a great place to build a career and grow with a company that is dedicated to quality, service and to fostering a community of support for each and every member of the team. To learn more about this opportunity, keep reading!

POSITION SUMMARY

The Avionic Systems Engineer will be assigned one or more systems within which replicate the avionics/aircraft systems of the land/sea/air vehicle to be simulated. These systems include communications (radios and ICS), navigation (GPS, TACAN, VOR, etc.), defensive systems (chaff, flares, ECM, etc.), offensive systems (bombs, torpedoes, missiles, etc.), aircraft systems (electrical, hydraulics, etc.), and other subsystems which may be applicable (GPWS, TCAS, IFF, etc.).

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

• Working in the aerospace engineering subspecialty field of avionics, Avionic engineers apply engineering principles to research, analyze, plan, design, develop, code, implement and test aircraft electrical, computer, data networks, and associated systems.
• Reviews and prepares engineering and technical analysis, reports, design reviews, change proposals, and other technical documentation.
• Applies their experience to perform functions such as simulation code development, systems integration, design, configuration management, quality assurance testing, and resource management.
• Acts as an engineering team member on assigned projects developing engineering procedures and controls, managing project effort, and participation in problem resolution.
• Interfaces with other engineers, system and program contractors, vendors, and Government representatives regarding the technical aspects of engineering programs/projects.
• Communicate all ongoing activities and results to other engineers, customers, stakeholders, and management in a positive manner.
• Read, write, and maintain new and existing software.
• Follows established company and industry processes and procedures.

SUPERVISORY RESPONSIBILITIES

This job has no supervisory responsibilities.