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About the company

Grob Aircraft SE ranks among the world’s foremost builders of training and special-mission aircraft, which are operated by air forces, flight schools, and other customers in more than 30 countries. The company is approved by EASA as a Design, Production, and Maintenance Organisation under Part 21J / 21G / Part 145, and it develops, manufactures, and supports CS-23 certified aircraft such as the G 120TP, the G 115 family, and the newly developed CA-1 Europa.

As part of Helsing, a European defense AI company, Grob Aircraft is advancing into the next phase by developing, testing, and integrating the airframe for the next-generation CA-1 Europe combat aircraft. This effort combines long-standing aerospace engineering expertise with advanced AI capabilities to help shape the future of European air power.

Role overview

In this position, you will be responsible for the avionics architecture that determines how the aircraft senses, communicates, and operates. The role covers modern avionics systems and spans the complete development cycle, from defining requirements through integration and certification.

Responsibilities

Create and further develop avionics system architectures.
Integrate and configure avionics equipment and systems.
Define, track, and maintain system and interface requirements.
Draft, update, and maintain technical documents, including system specifications, interface control documents, wiring diagrams, and certification-related deliverables.
Provide technical input for prototype assembly, system integration, and production activities.
Plan, coordinate, and oversee system, integration, and test work.
Work closely with internal departments and with outside suppliers and partners.

Requirements

A degree in aerospace engineering, electrical engineering, systems engineering, or a closely related field.
Practical experience with Electrical Wiring Interconnection Systems (EWIS).
Background in avionics engineering or electrical systems engineering.
Good understanding of cockpit systems, electrical systems, bus architectures, and overall system integration.
Very strong written and spoken English skills.
A structured, analytical, and solution-focused way of working.
Excellent communication and teamwork abilities.

Preferred qualifications

Experience with common engineering and design tools, such as EWIS or harness-design software.
Knowledge of relevant aerospace certification standards, including EWIS-related rules such as CS/FAR 25.1701 and following, or comparable requirements.
German language ability.

Benefits

Competitive pay together with a company pension arrangement.
Insurance coverage and additional financial support.
Health and wellness programs.
Flexible working options that support a healthy balance between work and personal life.
Extra employee benefits and discounts.

Why join Grob Aircraft

Your work has visible impact, as the aircraft are used by operators worldwide.
You will work across a wide mix of civil and military programmes, including both existing fleets and new developments.
The company offers a fast-paced environment with short decision chains and approachable leadership.
A 40-hour workweek, 30 days of annual leave, a company pension plan, and a stable workplace are part of the offer.
The culture supports balancing career growth with family life.
The working atmosphere is calm, open, and respectful.
Hybrid work and flexible hours are available.

Avionics / Electrical Systems Engineer (m/f/x)