Senior Aerospace Tool Design Engineer - Asset Electrical Systems

Job description

• Strong Knowledge in Electrical hardware components of systems, including breakers, fuses, overload locations, magnetic contactors, I/O circuitry, closed-loop outputs, and feedback. • Proficient in manufacturer's drawing symbols, numbering systems, interconnection diagrams, and electrical cabinet layouts. • Proficient in Heavy Electrical Equipment Installation. • Collaborate with Equipment Engineering and Service teams to ensure accurate representation and integration of electrical hardware components in Electrical system designs. • Ensure compliance with relevant electrical standards, such as NFPA 79 and NEMA 250, in the selection and installation of electrical equipment. • Create testing and inspection plans for wire harnesses, panels, and Equipment electrical systems for continuity and proper functioning. • Collaborate with suppliers and vendors to procure electrical hardware components that meet the required specifications and standards. • Provide technical expertise and support for troubleshooting electrical hardware issues and implementing corrective actions. • Implement the Standard Specification Process to author outsource packages with standard, verifiable, and high-quality requirements for electrical test equipment’s • Utilize a Systems Engineering approach to decompose the production system and derive a complete set of requirements. • Analyze equipment data, including performance metrics, maintenance records, and failure data, to identify trends and potential reliability issues. Develop and implement strategies to improve Electrical equipment reliability, availability, and maintainability. • Understand Electrical equipment repair, part interchangeability, maintenance, and retrofit processes and practices. This includes knowledge of procedures for resolving asset non-conformances, conducting root cause analysis, and implementing corrective actions. • Familiarity with electrical design and documentation standards and principles. Ability to produce engineering documentation and technical schematics using computer-aided design (CAD) tools. Basic Qualifications (Desired Skills/Experience): • Electrical Engineering Degree or equivalent • Strong Knowledge in Wire Harness Design Definitions, Routings, Connection schematics, Load Analysis & Calculations • Strong knowledge of Electrical hardware components, including Breakers, Fuses, Overload locations, Magnetic Contactors, I/O circuitry, closed-loop outputs, and feedback. • Strong knowledge of Electrical equipment repair, part interchangeability, maintenance, and retrofit processes • 5+ years of Experience in Manufacturer's drawing symbols, Numbering systems, Interconnection diagrams, and Electrical cabinet layouts. • Understanding relevant electrical standards, such as NFPA 79, NEMA 250, IEC 60947, IEC 60364 • Experience in decomposing complex systems and deriving requirements. • Proven experience in capital equipment requisition process or procurement. • Proficiency in conducting root cause analysis and failure investigations. Typical Education & Experience: • Bachelor's with 9 to 12 years of experience / Master’s degree with 8 to 11 years’ experience in Electrical / Electronics Engineering.