Head of Avionics Hardware Architecture
avidyneMelbourne (FL)
About the role
Avidyne Corporation seeks a Senior Hardware Architect to own architecture strategy, roadmaps, and design standards for processor boards, FPGA hardware, and mixed-signal circuits across avionics products.
You will lead reviews, advise executives on technology, and provide oversight during board bring-up and validation, championing safety-of-flight principles and DO-254/D0-160 and MIL-STD-810 compliance from day one.
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