Avionics Hardware Engineer II – Flight-Critical Systems
amazonSeattle (WA)
Avionics Hardware Engineer II – Flight-Critical Systems
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amazonSeattle (WA)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Amazon Prime Air is seeking an Electrical Hardware Engineer to own the hardware development lifecycle for avionics systems, from design through validation and manufacturing. You will collaborate with propulsion, structures, firmware, software, safety, certification, and production teams to meet the highest standards of safety and reliability.
You will lead verification planning against aerospace standards, bring up hardware, validate interfaces, and drive manufacturability and reliability with
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