avionic design engineer, with flexible engineering office location in norway
In our Design Organization (EASA Part-21/J DOA) we develop innovative modifications for small and large rotorcrafts, from Search and Rescue cabin to Night Vision.
As part of the design organization team, you will be involved in design of modification and repair: a typical project includes survey of aircraft, concept design, prototyping, prepare and witness necessary testing, create 2D/3D models, engineering drawings, and technical documentations.
The position is permanent. If the candidate wish to work remotely it can be agreed upon.
Responsibilities and tasks:
Develop design of modification/repair and create technical documentation and drawing
Hold contact with customer, supplier, and authorities as company representative
We have customers around in Europe and travel is expected
Report to Head of Design Organization
Qualifications:
B.Sc or M.Sc engineer in Avionics, Aeronautical, Electronic, or relevant. Long work experience may be considered as equivalent
1-2 years work experience from aviation industry
Experience from wiring diagram design, system integration, and risk assessment
Experience from CAD tools such as AutoCAD is desirable
Independent, can-do mindset, ready to learn, comfortable to work in a team
Fluent English verbal and written
Why work with us:
Professional and personal development opportunities
Interesting and varied tasks in aviation in multi-national team
Competitive remuneration, good pension scheme and insurance agreement
We look forward to talking to interested candidates:
Head of Design Organisation, Masoud Zandira, tlf 90 96 79 74
Chief of Office of Airworthiness, Bjarte Teigen, tlf 45 20 47 96
HR/HMS leder, Synnøve Iversen, tlf 41 61 00 14
CV and Cover letter along with other relevant documents can be sent to HR leader: synnove.iversen@airlift.no
About Airlift:
Airlift is pioneer in helicopter aerial services in northern Europe, with the main base and headquarter in Førde Airport with flexible engineering office location. It operates a fleet of 16 helicopters (AS332C, AS350, AW169) and has around 100 employees.
