Senior Electronics Engineer - Avionics
iceye is seeking a highly skilled Senior Electronics Engineer to join our growing Avionics team. This role is crucial for the design, development, and rigorous testing of advanced electronic systems destined for aerospace applications. Key responsibilities include executing complex hardware validation plans, debugging low-level electronics issues, and ensuring compliance with stringent aviation standards (e.g., DO-178C). The ideal candidate possesses a deep understanding of mixed-signal circuit design, familiarity with flight control software interfaces, and proficiency in using specialized test equipment. Collaboration across mechanical, electrical, and software teams is vital to delivering robust, reliable solutions that power next-generation aerospace platforms.
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Preparing
1500
Question set
150
Duration
Permanent
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