Electrical Hardware Engineer

Key Responsibilities:

• Design and validate electrical hardware interfaces for aerospace systems.
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• Work on Resolver, RVDT, and LVDT interface principles including:
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• Position / angle / linear displacement measurement
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• Excitation and demodulation techniques
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• Develop and verify hardware interfaces for communication protocols:
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• SPI
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• RS422
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• CAN
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• ARINC 429 / 422
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• Perform protocol-level analysis including:
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• Timing analysis
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• Message framing
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• Error detection
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• Conduct interface-level debugging using:
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• Logic analyzers
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• Protocol analyzers
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• Oscilloscopes
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• Collaborate with system engineering teams for interface verification and validation.
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• Support system-level testing and troubleshooting activities.
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Required Skills:

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• Strong understanding of analog and digital interface design.
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• Hands-on experience with resolver-based sensing systems.
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• In-depth knowledge of aerospace communication standards (ARINC preferred).
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• Experience in system-level interface verification.
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• Strong debugging and problem-solving skills.
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• Good documentation and technical reporting skills.
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Preferred Skills:

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• Aerospace domain experience.
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• Exposure to DO-254 / avionics hardware standards.
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• Experience working in high-reliability or safety-critical environments.