Flying Fuel Cell Electrical System Architect (all genders)

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Flying Fuel Cell Electrical System Architect (all genders)

in Munich (Hybrid)

Code - AEFA 623

YOUR TASKS

• Formative role in the Development and Integration of MTU’s Flying Fuel Cell (FFC) propulsion system; a hydrogen-electric, fuel-cell-based propulsion option for future climate-neutral aircraft
• Design, Development and Validation of the high-voltage and low-voltage Electrical System of the FFC propulsion system
• Collaboration in the frame of the FFC system development within interdisciplinary multi-functional teams, in particular with the System Architecture and System Simulation Teams
• Specification of electrical system requirements including Customer, Certification and Safety Requirements
• Specification of the associated sub-systems and components in close collaboration with the respective development teams (Power Distribution Units, Electric Motors, Power Electronics, Converters, Protection Devices, IMD, EWIS, …)
• Support of certification and qualification of the FFC propulsion system including the associated safety analyses
• Support of verification and validation activities, including full-scale ground- and flight-testing
• Preparation of the industrialization of the FFC electrical system and its components
• Responsibility for securing electrical system weight, performance, and efficiency targets.
• Support of the technical Project Management and Chief Engineering from the preliminary design phase for new projects up to delivery of the future FFC engine
• Contribution to the evolutionary improvement of system development processes and tools
• Collaboration with external industry and research partners in the frame of FFC technology development
• Coordination of national and European research projects in the context of the FFC

YOUR PROFILE

• University degree in Electrical Engineering or a comparable field
• Experience in the field of Electrical Engineering, preferably in the Aerospace sector
• Experience in the field of Electric Propulsion, ideally related to fuel-cell based propulsion for Aircraft
• Knowledge of Aerospace Processes, Methods and Standards for System Development, Validation & Verification, Qualification and Certification, e.g. ARP4754, ARP4761, Do178, Do254, Do160
• Experience in the development and testing of high-voltage systems and networks for the aviation industry
• Ability to dissect complex interdisciplinary challenges into a practical and tangible course of action
• Scientific curiosity and creativity combined with an eye for what is feasible and essential when solving complex technical problems
• Proven analytical and organizational skills
• Enjoy working in interdisciplinary teams and with external stakeholders
• Very good knowledge of English

OUR OFFER

• Attractive salaries in accordance with the IG Metall collective agreement, holiday and Christmas bonus and other special payments, profit sharing program and company pension scheme
• Good Work-life-balance: 35-hour week, 30 days holiday and flexible working time models with flex time options, possibility to work remotely
• Extensive further training opportunities and individual development programs
• EGYM Wellpass and company sports groups
• Mobility offerings like bike leasing, Deutschlandticket Job subsidy, commuter and company busses as well as car leasing offerings
• E-charging stations and free parking spaces
• Financial relocation support for new hires
• Company restaurant and barista bar
• Great teamspirit and employee events

We shape the future of aviation and bridge cultures and people. Our employees' diverse ideas, experiences and perspectives are essential to our success. As an employer, we are committed to promoting diversity and inclusion in the workplace.

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We look forward to getting to know you.

Your Recruiter:

Constanze Forster