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Hermeus

Integration Engineer - Avionics

Los Angeles, CA$138.6k–$224.3kfull-timemidAdded 1 month ago

About this role

Hermeus seeks an Avionics Integration Engineer to oversee aircraft avionics systems from design through production and delivery. You'll collaborate with cross-functional teams on high-speed aircraft development while establishing internal manufacturing processes for electrical assemblies.

What you'll do

  • Manage avionics hardware integration from design release through assembly, test, and delivery
  • Support rapid prototyping cycles and aggressive development timelines
  • Evaluate design and system architecture trade-offs for manufacturability and performance
  • Coordinate with cross-disciplinary teams on electrical system development
  • Establish and qualify internal avionics manufacturing processes for harnesses and assemblies
  • Perform system checkouts and validate avionics functionality

What they're looking for

  • Avionics systems integration
  • Hardware design and manufacturing processes
  • Electrical systems knowledge
  • Test and validation procedures
  • Cross-functional team collaboration
  • Systems architecture analysis
  • Problem-solving under tight timelines
  • Documentation and technical communication
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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

  • Walk us through your experience integrating avionics hardware from design through assembly and test—what were the key challenges you faced?
  • Describe a time when you identified a manufacturability or performance issue during integration that required design changes. How did you communicate this back to the design team?
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