Job Description Summary

At Avio Aero, a GE Aerospace Company, we've been reimagining the power of flight for more than 100 years. We are specialized in the design, production and maintenance of components and systems for both the civil and military aviation.

As a Control System RAMT Engineer, you will develop and maintain the Safety and Reliability artifacts for Electronic Control and Monitoring Systems to ensure the design meets the engine functional hazard rates and all applicable certification requirements. You will be responsible for providing technical guidance, counsel, and direction to design engineers to ensure technical outcomes are delivered to appropriate standards and quality.
Tasks include mathematical modeling of complex systems, probabilistic safety assessments, and hazard assessments, extracting actionable insights to improve our products. We apply multi-domain engineering knowledge for components and systems, detailing failure mechanisms and their system effects. This role involves the integration of diverse areas of knowledge to create and support complex systems that enable reliable system operation under highly challenging conditions.

• Establish, develop, and maintain a Reliability demonstration plan for the Avio Aero EECUs, adhering to regulatory, internal and customer requirements and standards
• Develop the EECU Failure Hazard Analysis, Failure Modes, Effects and Criticality Analysis, Failure Catalogue, Failure Rates and Critical Failure Rates, SSA (System Safety Assessment), FTA (Fault Tree Analysis) and Common Cause Analysis, DAL Allocation for SW and CEH HW, following SAE ARP 4761 and SAE ARP 4754A guidelines
• Perform the EECU Time Limited Dispatch Analysis
• Develop the Testability demonstration plan and failure simulation list, the testability analysis and the testability demonstration report
• Support the Controls team in planning and executing its activities according to the development program Master Plan, participate to meeting and formal reviews with GE Avio CVE, RAMT System team, Customer and Certification Authorities

• Master's degree in electrical engineering, aerospace engineering, mechanical engineering, automation technology or a comparable subject
• Extensive experience in system design in highly complex control systems in the industrial, automotive, medical or aerospace sectors
• Ability to prepare failure mode and effect analysis (FEMA) and formulate mathematical models to identify units posing excessive failure risks, and recommends proposed design changes.
• Ability to perform functional and signal point-to-point FMECA tasks to the subassembly level.
• Proven experience with system engineering principles, e.g. V-lifecycle process including requirements engineering, Model Based System Engineering (MBSE) methods, tools, validation & verification principles (keywords: DOORS, SCADE, MatlabSimulink, Synergy, Python, NPSS, C++)
• Understanding of engine and propeller controls principles
• Documented exposure to the Aviation Regulation & Standard
• Work Visa, in accordance with local regulation, is required

• Strong oral and written communication skills.
• Demonstrated ability to analyze and resolve problems.
• Ability to document, plan, market, and execute program

• Performance related bonuses and local bonus scheme
• Flexible benefits platform
• GE Aviation share plan
• Life and injury insurance
• Medical cover
• Employee assistant program
• Employee special awards (service and recognition)
• Local special agreements and discounts
• English and languages training for you and one member of your family
• Technical, Leadership and development trainings