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Systems Engineer Fuel System (all genders)

Deutsche Aircraft

RemoteWessling, Bavaria, GermanyentryFull-time
Posted
today
Source
LinkedIn (remote, Europe)
Field
Engineering

Skills

Communication

Description

This is what drives you: You have a clear idea of what you want: To contribute to the vision of safe and energy-efficient flying, in a team of like-minded aviation enthusiasts who are determined to shape the future of aviation. This is what you can do: - Technical responsibility for SAF compatible/compliant fuel system architecture - Calculations in fluid mechanics, sizing, development and modification of complete system and equipment - Fuel tank flammability analysis for Sustainable Aviation Fuel - Preparation and assessment of safety analysis at system and equipment level - Preparation of specifications and other type design documents - Point of contact for external equipment supplier and fuel producer in all technical matters - Support of qualification, ground and flight test activities - Performance of technical trade studies You’ll bring this with you: - Master’s Degree or Diplomingenieur in Aerospace - 5 to 10 years' experience in aerospace industry - Previous experience in aircraft development (or projects of similar complexity - Expert in fluid mechanics - Proven experience in architecture and sizing of fuel systems - Familiar with EASA Part 21J und CS/FAR 25 - Capable of structuring and organizing work in efficient and effective manner - Strong team spirit and good communication skills - Creativity and the ability to act independently - Technical problem-solving and decision-making ability - Strong analytical skills, hands-on mentality - Business fluent (written and spoken), fluency in German or additional languages is beneficial Did we arouse your interest? We are looking forward to your application. Deutsche Aircraft GmbH Human Resources Airport Oberpfaffenhofen 82234 Weßling - Germany www.deutscheaircraft.com/careers

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