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Hermeus

Avionics Electrical Engineer

Atlanta, GA$91.8k–$140.3kfull-timemidAdded 1 month ago

About this role

Hermeus seeks an Avionics Electrical Engineer to design and optimize electrical systems for high-speed military aircraft. You'll work across multiple subsystems including guidance, power distribution, communications, and RF systems, balancing detailed component design with full vehicle integration and performance.

What you'll do

  • Design and develop avionics electrical hardware and systems architecture
  • Collaborate with guidance, navigation, control, and flight software teams
  • Support power distribution, instrumentation, and RF communications subsystems
  • Conduct hardware testing and validation at subsystem and vehicle levels
  • Manage integration between electrical systems and manufacturing processes
  • Iterate rapidly on designs to meet performance and deployment timelines

What they're looking for

  • Avionics electrical design and architecture
  • Power distribution systems
  • RF and communications systems
  • Flight control integration
  • Hardware testing and validation
  • Systems engineering
  • Cross-functional collaboration
  • CAD and electrical design tools
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Hermeus

Hermeus is a defense aviation company building hypersonic and high-speed aircraft systems. The company is hiring engineers across thermal management, welding, tooling, and testing disciplines to support rapid prototyping and manufacturing of advanced aerospace defense capabilities.

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Likely interview questions

  • Can you describe your experience with avionics hardware design, particularly in power distribution or instrumentation systems for high-performance aircraft?
  • Walk us through a time when you had to iterate quickly on a hardware design based on test results or performance data. How did you approach it?