Electrical Engineer, Wiring Design
$144,000 - $198,000
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Posted 41 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$144,000 - $198,000
About the role
- Wire harness routing and installation design using 3D CAD (Siemens NX)
- Follow industry best practices and guidance for the design and installation of the wire harnesses (AC 43.13-1B, AS50881, ASTM F2639).Use your knowledge of industry standard components to select the best parts to suit specific design applications and requirements.
- Position aircraft components, equipment and support structures to provide optimal wire routing with respect to safety, weight and installation easement
- Provide installation instructions and guidance for the assembly and integration of the harnesses and associated subcomponents into the Aircraft
- Create and apply inspection criteria for the manufactured and installed components in accordance with best practices
- Use strong configuration and change management skills to track the changes to the components throughout the lifetime of the aircraft
- Willingness to look for alternative solutions and come up with custom parts to resolve wire routing in tight areas and around moving components
- Bachelor's degree in Mechanical, Electrical, Aerospace Engineering or related field 2-5 years of experience in engineering and design of aircraft wiring
- Experience using 3D CAD software and Electrical routing modules/workbenches : Siemens NX and Electrical Routing Package (Preferred), Catia V5 Electrical Workbench
- Experience using Wiring CAD software : Mentor Graphics Capital, HarnessXC and LogicHands on experience in the processes involved in fabricating, installing, and inspecting harnesses
- Bonus Qualifications
- Knowledge of EWIS concepts, certification and experience with FAA AC 25.1701 Siemens NX Formboard and bridging with Mentor Graphics3D printing and/or injection molding experience
- Best practices for lightning, HIRF and grounding on composite aircraft
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