Electrical Systems and Equipment Engineer

Founded in 1973, Robinson Helicopter Company Inc., (RHC), is the preeminent manufacturer of civil rotorcraft located in Torrance, California. Robinson has built its reputation on a 50-year history of commitment to providing affordable and quality aircraft with a wide range of applications. We have a strong engineering team; almost 85% of our manufacturing processes, including production of parts and assembly, are done in our Torrance location. We also offer comprehensive overhaul services while rapidly responding to customers’ needs; to keep their aircraft flying. Our commitment to our vision of keeping our customers flying has earned RHC a variety of recognition from our customers.

Robinson is an engineering focused organization that provides challenging and exciting opportunities to contribute to the future of vertical flight.

The Electrical Systems and Equipment Engineer is a member of the engineering team who is responsible for the design, validation, and certification of electrical systems, equipment, and avionics for rotorcraft applications whose functions include electrical engineering, systems engineering, HIRF and Lightning, and software / electronic hardware development.

Responsibilities

• Design electrical systems and equipment for rotorcraft applications
• Create wiring diagrams, specifications, processes, and other design data
• Design, develop, integrate, and verify electrical systems, equipment, and avionics assemblies through the product development cycle
• Conduct preliminary analysis of electrical loads to inform design decisions
• Create detail, assembly, and installation design definitions using CAD software
• Oversee the development and manufacturing of prototype articles
• Develop requirements, specifications, and processes
• Identify, plan, and conduct tests for components, assemblies and aircraft in the laboratory, ground, and flight test environment as necessary to include test planning, conformity, instrumentation, test conduct, data analysis, and issue resolution
• Interface with other engineers to determine the operating environment for design elements and resolve issues found during development and certification
• Validate that designs meet customer expectations, design objectives, and the requirements of 14 CFR Part 27
• Interface with suppliers to identify solutions to design problems, establish requirements, and ensure requirements are satisfied
• Report project status, schedules, and risks
• Develop processes and tools to improve the effectiveness, quality, and efficiency of the work