Systems Engineer - Propulsion Control Systems

Posted 2 days ago

kronos consultingTucson (AZ)

Engineers, All Other Engineering Services

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About the role

Job Description: Job Description What You'll DoProvide production and factory support for aerospace control systems and ECUs. Investigate technical issues and develop solutions to keep production moving. Create and release Engineering Change Notices (ECNs) and support design modifications. Evaluate and substantiate engineering and manufacturing changes. Collaborate with Electrical, Mechanical, Materials, Certification, Test, Configuration, and Data Management teams. Review drawings, build-to-print documentation, and supplier designs for compliance. Support systems integration, requirements alignment, configuration changes, and obsolescence updates. Coordinate with suppliers, customers, and engineering teams on technical issues and deliverables. Support engineering reviews, testing, program milestones, and technical documentation.

What You'll Bring: Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, Electrical Systems Engineering, or related field. Systems engineering or aerospace engineering experience preferred. Knowledge of aerospace electronics, controls, sensors, actuators, fuel/hydraulic systems, or electromechanical products is a plus. Strong analytical, troubleshooting, communication, and organizational skills. Ability to manage multiple priorities and work effectively with cross-functional teams. Self-motivated, adaptable, and comfortable working in a fast-paced engineering environment.

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.

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