Job Title: Aerospace Instrumentation Engineer

Job Summary:

The Aerospace Instrumentation Engineer (Fresher) is responsible for assisting in the design, installation, calibration, and maintenance of avionics and flight control systems, safety systems, and precision instrumentation for navigation, communications, and control in aircraft. This entry-level role involves working under the guidance of senior engineers to ensure that aircraft instrumentation systems meet safety standards, operational requirements, and regulatory compliance. The engineer will assist with the integration, testing, and troubleshooting of instrumentation systems used for flight navigation, communications, and control.

Key Responsibilities:

1. System Design and Integration Support:

   • Assist in the design and integration of avionics and flight control systems in aircraft, ensuring that instrumentation systems work in harmony with other onboard systems.
   • Support the installation and configuration of various navigation, communication, and control systems used in aircraft.
   • Help integrate precision instrumentation systems, such as sensors, displays, and control panels, to ensure they operate correctly and efficiently.

2. Calibration and Maintenance:

   • Assist in the calibration and maintenance of avionics equipment, flight control systems, and other precision instrumentation onboard aircraft.
   • Ensure that navigation, communication, and control systems are calibrated and working within established accuracy and performance standards.
   • Help conduct routine inspections of instrumentation systems to ensure they are functioning properly and safely.

3. Testing and Validation:

   • Support testing activities for avionics and flight control systems, ensuring systems meet safety and performance standards.
   • Assist with troubleshooting and diagnosing issues in instrumentation systems, ensuring they are resolved in a timely manner.
   • Participate in the validation of instrumentation systems, verifying that systems perform as required under flight conditions.

4. Safety and Emergency Systems:

   • Assist in the integration and maintenance of safety and emergency systems onboard aircraft, ensuring compliance with safety standards.
   • Help perform checks and validation of emergency communication and control systems to ensure their reliability during critical flight operations.
   • Support the calibration and testing of safety instruments, such as altitude warning systems, fuel monitoring systems, and emergency flight control systems.

5. Documentation and Compliance:

   • Document all calibration, maintenance, and testing procedures to ensure compliance with aerospace industry regulations and safety standards.
   • Maintain accurate records of instrumentation configurations, performance, and maintenance logs.
   • Assist in preparing reports and technical documentation for internal and external audits, ensuring all activities are traceable and compliant.

6. Collaboration and Cross-Functional Support:

   • Work closely with senior engineers and other teams to resolve technical issues related to avionics and flight control systems.
   • Provide support to other departments (e.g., production, operations, and testing) to ensure systems are integrated seamlessly and meet operational needs.
   • Communicate effectively with cross-functional teams to share information and resolve issues related to aircraft instrumentation.

7. Learning and Development:

   • Continuously expand knowledge of avionics systems, flight control systems, safety systems, and precision instrumentation.
   • Stay up to date with the latest advancements in aerospace instrumentation technologies and industry best practices.
   • Participate in training programs and workshops to enhance technical skills in aerospace systems, including safety protocols and regulatory compliance.

Skills and Knowledge Required:

• Basic understanding of avionics systems, flight control systems, and precision instrumentation used in aircraft navigation, communication, and control.
• Familiarity with safety and emergency systems for aircraft, including emergency communication and control systems.
• Willingness to learn and develop hands-on skills in the installation, calibration, testing, and troubleshooting of aircraft instrumentation systems.
• Strong attention to detail and ability to follow technical specifications and regulatory standards.
• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills to assist in diagnosing and resolving system issues.
• Good communication skills to collaborate with engineering teams and other departments.

Educational Qualifications:

• Bachelor’s degree in Aerospace Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Electronics Engineering, or a related technical field.
• Coursework or certifications related to avionics systems, aircraft control systems, or aerospace instrumentation is a plus.

Experience:

• No prior professional experience required; internships, academic projects, or hands-on training in avionics, aircraft control systems, or related fields are advantageous.
• Exposure to aerospace environments or instrumentation systems through coursework, projects, or internships is beneficial.

Tools and Technologies:

• Familiarity with avionics and aircraft control system tools, including flight data recorders, communication systems, and navigation instruments.
• Exposure to testing and diagnostic equipment used in avionics and aircraft control systems.
• Basic knowledge of data analysis tools (e.g., Excel, MATLAB) for interpreting test results and performance data.

Other Requirements:

• Eagerness to learn and develop expertise in aerospace systems and instrumentation.
• Ability to follow instructions and work under the supervision of senior engineers.
• Willingness to work in a team environment and contribute to the achievement of project goals.
• Strong organizational and time-management skills to assist with tasks and manage documentation effectively.