Avionics Hardware Engineer II - Flight-Critical
amazonSeattle (WA)
Avionics Hardware Engineer II - Flight-Critical
Posted 6 days ago
amazonSeattle (WA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Amazon Prime Air seeks an Electrical Hardware Engineer to drive the end-to-end hardware development lifecycle for flight-critical avionics. You will collaborate with propulsion, structures, firmware, software, safety, certification, and production to ensure safety and reliability across the avionics system.
You will own hardware development, verification, and bring-up, advancing DFMEA and DFM/DFR with vendors, while leading manufacturing and reliability initiatives for production-grade avionics
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