ELI - Avionic Systems Engineer
Pubblicato il 15-10-2026 - LEONARDO in Cascina
Leonardo is an international industrial group and one of the world's leading companies in the Aerospace, Defence, and Security sectors, delivering multi-domain technological capabilities in the fields of Helicopters, Aircraft, Aerostructures, Electronics, Cyber Security, and Space. With more than 60,000 employees worldwide, the company has a strong industrial presence in Italy, the United Kingdom, Poland, and the United States, and operates in 150 countries through subsidiaries, joint ventures, and equity investments. A key player in major strategic programs at the global level, Leonardo is a technology and industrial partner to governments, defence administrations, institutions, and businesses. The roles are within the Avionic Systems - Systems Engineering team, which is a part of the Technical Disciplines Group within the Engineering Directorate. Avionic System Engineering is the focal point in the Engineering Department for definition, development, integration and certification of Avionics systems, such as Displays, aircraft Sensor Systems, Communication and Navigation Systems,
Vehicle Monitoring Systems, Mission Systems, Role Equipments, Flight Data Recorders... Avionics System Engineer interfaces with all the Engineering functions, like Software Engineering, Airframe and Systems Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Electromagnetic Compatibility, Advanced Diagnostic, Airworthiness, Chief Projects offices (CPE), Experimental Department, Flight Test Engineering (FTE) and also outside the Engineering perimeter like with Program Management (PM), Procurement, Production Plants and Flight Line, Customer Support. The System Engineer is responsible for: * Avionics System requirements capture, allocation, derivation, validation and verification, and architecture definition derived from end customer operational requirements and certification requirements, * Definition of electro-avionics design and integration by functional schematics preparation and subsystem Interface C