3 aircraft electrical engineer jobs found in Duluth

Overview Assist the Electrical Engineering department with the design, integration, and testing of electrical systems and wire harness on Cirrus aircraft and/or test benches. Systems include power generation and distribution, and analog circuit design. Responsibilities Responsible for the design, testing, certification, and ongoing engineering support of various aspects of aircraft electrical systems such as power generation and storage, power distribution, wire harness design, etc. Develop and maintain electrical wiring diagrams and harness architecture to meet aircraft system requirements (e.g. functionality, electrical loading, and circuit protection, electromagnetic compatibility, and routing constraints). Design, drafting, and review of electrical equipment assemblies, enclosures, electrical wiring 3D models, part drawings, assembly drawings, and installation drawings for aircraft electrical and avionics systems, including power distribution, RF, and data busses....

Overview Cirrus Aircraft is currently hiring an Aircraft Systems Engineer II focused on Powerplant Systems. An engineer in this role is responsible for design, development, integration, and certification with engine and/or propeller manufacturers along with systems such as fire extinguishing, fire detection, engine controls, engine indications, powerplant cooling, fuel systems, induction, and exhaust on both the SR and SF platforms as well as new projects. Candidates will also be responsible for coordinating development and system integration work with subcontractors and external suppliers. Responsibilities Interface with other aircraft disciplines, including structural and electrical disciplines, across the Cirrus Aircraft platform Work with a multi-discipline team on powerplant system design development. Identify, select, and coordinate with component and system suppliers Active involvement in development and certification of powerplant systems under FAR Part 23, Part...

Overview Cirrus Aircraft is currently hiring an Aircraft Systems Engineer focused on Mechanical and Parachute Systems. An engineer in this role is responsible for design, development, integration, and certification with systems such as wheels, brakes, tires, landing gear, complex mechanisms and textiles along with structural strength of these systems on both the SR and SF platforms as well as new projects. Candidates will also be responsible for coordinating and leading development and system integration work with subcontractors and external suppliers. Responsibilities Technical areas of responsibility include: Requirements, Design, Traceability, and Installation of on-aircraft equipment working with multi-disciplinary team. Ensure system requirements comply with Part 23, ASTMs, and other regulatory, industry requirements, or MIL standards. Complete project assignments and takes responsibility for designs and design outcomes. Integration Test definition...