Avionic Systems Engineer

Stans, Switzerland
Considering candidates from:
Europe and Switzerland
Work arrangement: Onsite
Industry: Aviation and Aerospace Component Manufacturing
Language: English
Level: Any
Relocation: Not paid
Visa support: Not provided
Size: 1001 - 5000 employees
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Avionic Systems Engineer

Stans, Switzerland
Founded in 1939, Pilatus Aircraft Ltd develops and produces the world’s most unique aircraft: from the legendary PC-12, the best-selling single-engine turboprop in its class, to the PC-7 MKX and PC-21 and associated simulators, the market-leading systems for pilot training. The brand-new PC-24 is the world’s first-ever business jet designed for use on short unprepared runways. The Pilatus team consists of over 2500 exceptional employees who make the company, which is domiciled in Stans, one of the largest and most innovative employers in Central Switzerland. The Pilatus Group also includes independent subsidiaries in the USA and Australia. Pilatus provides training for over 140 apprentices in various professions – job training for young people has always been a very high priority. Pilatus remains committed to Switzerland as a hub for work and new ideas, and acts in a sustainable and environmentally-conscious manner at all times.
Tasks:
  • Design, develop & integrate avionic systems into their aircraft
  • Demonstrate compliance with applicable regulations in order to certify their aircraft
  • Conduct ground and flight-testing of avionic systems
  • Manage External Suppliers
  • Provide technical guidance to the production and customer support organisations
Must-have:
  • A recognised degree in electrical/electronic or aerospace engineering
  • A minimum of 3 years' experience within the aviation industry, however recent engineering graduates will also be considered, in which case additional training shall be provided
  • Both written and verbal fluency in the English language 
  • Be highly self-motivated and capable of working with minimum supervision
  • Handle multiple tasks simultaneously and ensure correct prioritisation of tasks to meet a set schedule
  • Be capable of working in a large multinational team across multiple organisations
Nice-to-have:
  • German 
Benefits and conditions:
  • A committed, international team and unique projects 
  • Flexible working hours and individual pension solutions 
  • Support for training and opportunities for personal and professional development 
  • Discounted meals in our staff restaurant and various discounts for employees 
  • Team events at which we celebrate our successes together