Electrical Engineer, Airframes
Flock Safety$108,000 - $180,000/year
- Full Time
- Junior (1 to 2 years)
$86,500 – $156,500Compensation
Junior (1 to 2 years), Mid-level (3 to 4 years)Experience Level
Full TimeJob Type
UnknownVisa
Aerospace, Robotics & AutomationIndustries
Requirements
Candidates should possess a Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or an equivalent industry experience, and a minimum of two years of experience in mechanical or avionics hardware design. They should be able to route harnessing strategically in both CAD and physically within the airplane, and have experience working with connectors, backshells, EMI shielding, and cable/wire protection methods. A strong understanding of structural mounts and their design analysis is also required, along with a passion for spatial packaging and logical, inquisitive problem-solving skills.
Responsibilities
As an Avionics Mechanical Engineer, you will collaborate with avionics, mechanical, and integration teams to define hardware interfaces, design detailed harnesses including routing, design and test enclosures for environmental protection, and design structural mounts for securing hardware in the airplane. You will have the opportunity to design, install, and test hardware on remotely operated aircraft and be instrumental in integrating hardware teams onto the airplane. You will also be responsible for performing design trades and detail design of aerospace flight harnesses, potentially working with certification-path aviation development projects, and testing hardware to DO-160 requirements.
Skills
Mechanical Engineering
Electrical Engineering
CAD
Harnessing
Connectors
EMI Shielding
Cable Protection
Structural Analysis
NX Routing
Capital Harness Designer
Avionics Packaging
Aerospace
DO Testing
Reliable Robotics
Develops automation technology for aircraft
About Reliable Robotics
Reliable Robotics develops automation technology for aircraft, focusing on making flying safer, more accessible, and more affordable through autonomous operations. Their systems are designed for both cargo operators and passenger airlines, specifically targeting small (Part 23) and larger (Part 25) aircraft. The company emphasizes a 'certification forward' approach, ensuring that their automated systems meet regulatory standards early in development, which enhances safety and reliability. They have successfully demonstrated fully automated operations for small aircraft and are working on commercializing this technology for broader use. Reliable Robotics generates revenue by selling or licensing their automation systems and may also provide maintenance and support services. Led by co-founder and CEO Robert W. Rose, who has a strong background in aerospace and robotics, the company aims to significantly impact the aviation industry by improving the efficiency and safety of air travel.
Mountain View, CaliforniaHeadquarters
2017Year Founded
$165.9MTotal Funding
GRANTCompany Stage
Robotics & Automation, Automotive & Transportation, AerospaceIndustries
51-200Employees