Manager, P145 Avionics & Electrical Systems Integration
Leonardo Helicopters is a multinational company, producing helicopters deployed in more than 150 countries across the globe. Leonardo Helicopters’ U.S. headquarters has been in Philadelphia since 1980 and is home to a world-class production facility, maintenance center, training academy and stellar engineering team. We offer competitive compensation, exceptional benefits, 401k match, generous paid time off and much more.Summary:Summary of Position: Plan, manage and execute the electrical systems and/or avionics work scope, associated with STC and 337 Major Alterations on Leonardo aircraft. Closely coordinate with Leonardo Helicopter Engineering in Cascina Costa to establish requirements and to develop & release data in the Part 145 tools and infrastructure that support LHD product strategies.Maintain and develop systems engineering capabilities with respect to avi/electrical work to be performed in Engineering.Responsible for support of all electrical and avionics work scope at AWPC Part 145 facilities. This includes response and support of Part 145 maintenance activities, support of FAA Form 337 Alterations and Supplemental Type Certificate (STC) projects. Apply avi/electrical engineering expertise to develop optimum design solutions that satisfy the customer whilst retaining commercial viability and consistency with LHD design strategiesResponsibilities:Conducts specification reviews, development program timelines and reports, design reviews, specifications, design documents, user guides, work instructions, test plans, test procedures and technical reports.Management of avi/electrical aspects of major alterations, including work breakdown structure and tasking of activitiesLiaise with Program Management and other internal customers and suppliers to define specifications and system architecture.Respond to engineering issues affecting P145 aircraft operations and in-service aircraft and support functions.Identifying improvements to new installations that will improve customer satisfaction and address issues. Manage workload for avi/electrical engineers and designers, review task priorities and set deadlines for work schedules, to meet contract requirements Take responsibility for the qualification/certification of new systems or modifications and provide sign off in accordance with FAA regulations Support to the Bid phase producing designs preparing systems trade studies, identifying costs and impacts.Prepare and review documentation, technical requirements, specifications, design documents, user guides, work instructions, test plans, test procedures and technical reports.Qualifications:Education:B.S. in Aerospace/Electrical/Avionics Engineering or equivalent.Experience:10 years experience with 5 years in aviation, preferably with an Airframe OEM, preferably on rotorcraftA Masters in Structural Engineering and/or PhD can substitute for 5 of the 10 years.