VIE - SYSTEM DESIGN RESPONSIBLE - PHOTONICS / LIGHTING HF

Job description

ALLEMAGNE(Donauwörth)
du01 avril 2020au01 avril 2021(pour12mois)
ETABLISSEMENT :AIRBUS
REMUNERATION MENSUELLE :1968€ (indemnité non contractuelle fixée par décret et arrêté, dont le montant peut varier notamment en
fonction de l’évolution du barème de référence, de la localisation de la mission et des cas d’abattements prévus par les textes)

The Volunteer for International Experience (VIE) program is an international program sponsored by the French Ministry of Economy, Finance and Employment, open to Airbus to offer young professionals the opportunity to have valuable paid work experience abroad in a technical or business function.

We are looking for highly motivated graduates aged 18 to 28 years, who are citizens of the European Union (all E.U. nationals, plus Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein). Candidates meeting these criteria and interested in a VIE, please register before your 28th birthday on the website www.civiweb.com. For graduates who would be interested in a career with Airbus, this could be the start of a rewarding future in a dynamic and forward-thinking sector.

The VIE is a specific contract, under Business France's eligibility criteria. For further information, more details can be found on www.civiweb.com and from www.airbusgroup.com/int/en/people-careers/students-graduates.

For Airbus Helicopters in Donauwörth within the department Electrical Power Control & Lighting we are looking for a VIE - System Design Responsible - Photonics/Lighting.

Start: 01.01.2020
Duration: 12 months (extension possible)

You will be working as System Design Responsible for lighting systems on transnational projects in the technical design office of Airbus Helicopters. Our mission is to propose and develop new interior and exterior lighting products for helicopter to cover diverse missions and operational needs of our customers based on the latest photonics technologies.
Our installations cover a wide field with the whole range of civil and military helicopters such as H135, H145, H175, H160, Super Puma, NH90, or Tiger and with different favorite configurations (Oil & Gas, VIP, Public Services, Search and Rescue, military).

In this position, your responsibilities will be to:

•Define lighting concepts based on different mission scenarios in collaboration with flight tests leading to system definition and architecture while taking care of customer needs, integration, cost constraints, style issue and product limitations.
•Specify new systems and equipment lead the technical development activities of these systems with international suppliers.
•Analyze the mechanical and electrical integration constraints with dedicated design offices. Perform system tests on helicopter for ground tests and flight tests. Certify the installations.
•Investigate in-service problems to support our customers or perform trouble shooting in the final assembly line.
•Perform lighting equipment tests in photometric laboratory to assess their compliance with performance requirements or assess new technologies.
•Survey state-of-the-art and perform research activities regarding innovative photonics technologies with partner companies to develop future helicopter applications.

You offer

•University degree in electrical engineering or similar
•Solid academic knowledge
•Experience with CATIA and/or Lighttools
•Experience with aerospace standards would be a plus
•English: negotiation level
•German/French desirable

Contact :
We are looking for highly motivated graduates who would like to work within a team in a dynamic and forward-thinking sector. Please apply with complete documents (cover letter and C.V. in English, relevant certificates/ letters of reference) by using this e-recruitment tool.

NB: all roles within Airbus are advertised for two weeks to ensure maximum visibility to potential candidates. However, if a successful candidate is found before the advert expires the role will be closed. We would therefore advise any candidate to apply as early as possible to avoid disappointment.