Avionics Engineer

Avionics Engineer, Geodrones Australia. Canberra ACT. Aerospace

Engineering (Engineering). Full time. Add expected salary to your

profile for insights. An opportunity exists to come join Geodrones

Australia to help build the next generation of uncrewed systems.

Geodrones Australia.

Located in Canberra, Australia, Geodrones Australia is a growing

technology company, specialising in bringing the latest in Uncrewed

Systems technologies and associated services to our community of

businesses, government organizations, and citizens.

Entering the design, development, and build phases of a long-term

growth strategy, we are assembling a diverse and inclusive team across

various engineering disciplines. We are creating a range of bespoke

uncrewed system solutions, including heavy-lift logistics, utility,

and casualty evacuation aircraft. We offer potential employees the

opportunity to work on cutting-edge technology, innovating, and

helping accelerate our vision of drones that play a central role in

Australia’s national security and supply chain infrastructure.

Whether full-time, part-time, or casual, we are actively looking to

support diverse parts of our society and strongly encourage women,

indigenous people, the disabled, the neurodiverse, or people with

other diverse characteristics to apply. This is a safe and inclusive

space for all people.

If you are passionate about solving problems that have a real impact

and have a desire to work with an experimental mindset, come join

Geodrones Australia and help us build the future of drones in

Australia.

Role Overview: As an Avionics Engineer at our early-stage technology

company, you will play a pivotal role in developing and integrating

advanced avionics systems for our uncrewed aircraft prototypes. This

position requires a highly skilled individual who can effectively work

across both the office environment and the manufacturing shop floor.

You will be responsible for the design, testing, and implementation of

avionics systems, ensuring they meet stringent performance, safety,

and regulatory standards.

Responsibilities: Design, develop, and integrate avionics systems for

our uncrewed aircraft, including navigation, communication, and

control systems. Perform testing and troubleshooting of avionics

hardware and software to ensure system reliability and performance.

Collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure seamless integration

of avionics systems with other aircraft subsystems. Develop and

document avionics system specifications, schematics, and testing

procedures. Ensure compliance with safety and regulatory standards for

avionics systems.

Participate in the development and implementation of manufacturing

processes and tooling for avionics components. Support the transition

of avionics systems from prototype to production, ensuring all

regulatory and performance standards are met. Required Experience and

Skills. Proven experience in the design, development, and integration

of avionics systems for aerospace applications. Strong background in

avionics hardware and software, including experience with embedded

systems and real-time operating systems.

Excellent verbal and written communication skills. Well-developed

interpersonal skills and attention to detail. Experience with avionics

design tools and software. Desired Experience. Familiarity with

aerospace standards and regulations. Experience with flight control

systems and communication protocols (e.g., ARINC 429, MIL-STD-1553).

Knowledge of safety-critical systems and software verification and

validation processes.

Ability to obtain AGSVA Security Clearance: Baseline (or existing

clearance).

This role is ideal for a motivated individual who enjoys taking on

complex technical challenges and navigating the intricacies of

early-stage technology development. Your contributions will be crucial

in advancing the capabilities of our uncrewed aircraft systems and

ensuring their successful deployment in urban air mobility solutions.

Applications close: 31st August 2024