VEL - Avionic Architect System Engineer
Pubblicato il 01-09-2026 - Leonardo in Italia
Questa posizione è in Leonardo
Riassunto dell'opportunità da parte della Joinrs AI: Leonardo ricerca un Avionic Architect System Engineer con laurea o diploma in elettronica o aerospaziale. Il ruolo prevede la gestione dei requisiti e l’analisi dei sistemi avionici NAV e ACS all’interno del team Avionic Joint Team di Warton. Si offre contratto a tempo indeterminato con possibilità di lavoro ibrido tra Torino e Warton.
Il processo di selezione sarà interamente gestito da Leonardo.
Questa occasione è disponibile su Torino - Italy, Warton - United Kingdom.
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Leonardo is a global industrial group, among the world's leading players in the Aerospace, Defense and Security sectors, which develops multi-domain technological capabilities in the Helicopter, Aircraft, Aerostructures, Electronics, Cyber Security and Space fields. With over 60,000 employees worldwide, the company boasts a solid industrial presence in Italy, the United Kingdom, Poland and the United States. It also operates in 150 countries through subsidiaries, joint ventures and participations.
A protagonist in the main international strategic programs, it represents a technological and industrial partner for governments, defense administrations, institutions and businesses. In 2024, Leonardo recorded consolidated revenues of 17.8 billion euros, new orders for 20.9 billion euros and investments in Research and Development for 2.5 billion euros. Innovation, continuous research, digital industry and sustainability are the pillars of its global business.
Within the Avionic Systems Area, we are looking for an Avionic Architect System Engineer for our Turin/Warton site.
The selected candidate will be included in the Fighters Avionic Systems platform and in particular in the Avionic Joint Team in Warton.
The resource will mainly deal with:
- Configuration control and traceability of L2 "FRD" functional requirements for the NAV and ACS subsystem
- Analysis and comments relating to the introduction of new NAV