System Engineering (DMSMS) - Chapter Next Returnship

Overview As a Chapter Next returnship engineer, you rejoin the workforce to contribute to complex aircraft systems. You will integrate with cross-functional teams to tackle obsolescence, end-of-life notices, and supply chain disruptions. The role focuses on safeguarding long-term supportability through system integration and risk mitigation. This opportunity combines hands-on engineering with a structured development program to accelerate your return to full-time work. You’ll work in a mission-driven environment that values collaboration and impactful innovation. Compensation / BenefitsMedicalDentalVisionFlexible work arrangements401(k) matchPaid time off ResponsibilitiesCoordinate obsolescence management efforts across design, supply chain, program management, and the obsolescence core teamMonitor end-of-life notifications and supply chain risks to safeguard hardware and avionics systemsContribute to system integration activities spanning electrical, mechanical, and software interfacesApply technical planning and systems engineering methods to optimize performance and sustainment of aircraft systems Key requirementsBachelor's Degree in Electrical or Systems EngineeringMinimum of 5 years of experience in Electrical, Systems Engineering or AvionicsExperience with electronic components, microprocessors, memory devices and interface circuitsKnowledge of electrical systems, power distribution, signal processing, and communication protocolsUnderstanding of military and aerospace systems, including avionics, radar and communicationsProficient written, verbal, and presentation communicationAbility to work with limited supervisionStrong collaboration and cross-functional teamworkTechnical planningSystems integrationExperience with avionics/electrical systems