VEL - Electrical Design Specialist
Pubblicato il 21-08-2026 - Leonardo Worldwide in Torino
VEL - Electrical Design SpecialistApplylocations: IT - Torino - C.so Francia: IT - Venegono Superiore: IT - Napoli - Pomiglianotime type: Full timeposted on: Posted Todayjob requisition id: R Job Description:Leonardo is a global industrial group, among the main global players in Aerospace, Defence and Security that realises multi-domain technological capabilities in Helicopters, Aircraft, Aerostructures, Electronics, Cyber Security and Space. With over 60,000 employees worldwide, the company has a solid industrial presence in Italy, the UK, Poland and the US. It also operates in 150 countries through subsidiaries, joint ventures and investments. A key player in major international strategic programmes, it is a technological and industrial partner of governments, defence administrations, institutions and companies. In 2024, Leonardo recorded consolidated revenues of € 17.8 bn, new orders for € 20.9 bn and invested € 2.5 bn in R&D.; Innovation, continuous research, digital industry and sustainability are the pillars of its business worldwide.We are looking for a:
Electrical Design SpecialistSite: Torino / Pomigliano / Venegono SuperioreResponsabilities:The job of the electrical designer consists of designing the electrical parts necessary to integrate the individual architectures specified by the on-board and mission systems, starting from the ICD requirement documents, producing the electrical diagrams and wiring necessary to define the electro-avionic configuration at aircraft level. In particular, the figure sought will have the task of:* define the electrical and electronic components (cable types, connectors, relays, diodes) to be used during the project, providing the indications for the drafting of the Electrical Standards, and issue programme specifications, related to the electrical/electronic components, following the qualification aspects.* define, prepare and issue the functional and interconnection diagrams and equipment lists (series diagrams 1, 2 and 3),