Sr. Avionics Systems Engineer

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kronos consultingFlorida (NY)

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Job Description: Kronos has a long history of avionics engineering working with some of the largest aircraft integrators in the world. We always provide our partners with 100% customer satisfaction and on-time delivery. If you are excited about working for a company that takes its job seriously and does not cut corners you will have a home with Kronos. We are seeking a motivated Systems Engineer to support the software and hardware qualification testing of our navigation products. In this role, the engineer will develop test plans, execute verification and validation activities, analyze performance data, and collaborate closely with cross‑functional teams to ensure our navigation systems meet rigorous technical and regulatory requirements.
Position Requirements:
  • Bachelor's degree (preferences for Electrical, Aerospace, Computer Science) and at least 6-8 years of experience in the field or in a related area
  • Experience performing hardware and software qualification testing for embedded or navigation systems.
  • Strong background with supported environmental or DO-160 / MIL-STD-810 testing
  • Experience investigating and troubleshooting a unit that fails qualification testing.
  • Kronos always provides our partners with 100% customer satisfaction and on time delivery. If you are excited about working for a company that takes its job seriously and does not cut corners you will have a home with Kronos.
Company Description: Kronos always provides our partners with 100% customer satisfaction and on time delivery. If you are excited about working for a company that takes its job seriously and does not cut corners you will have a home with Kronos. Kronos always provides our partners with 100% customer satisfaction and on time delivery. If you are excited about working for a company that takes its job seriously and does not cut corners you will have a home with Kronos.

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