Certification Engineer - Avionics & Cabin Electronics

Responsibilities

• Exercise Minor change approval legal privileges granted by EASA in full compliance with Part 21 and Design Organization Approval requirements.
• Guarantee the airworthiness of design changes defined by Airbus and report issues to the Chief Airworthiness Engineer.
• Allocate changes within Airbus tools (AirCAM) as an Airworthiness mod leader.
• Review change dossiers from the Design Office and classify changes according to Part 21 criteria.
• Appraise design changes, identify applicable requirements, and verify compliance provided by the Compliance Verification Engineer (CVE).
• Complete Modification Approval Summaries to approve changes or communicate refusals to relevant stakeholders.
• Support aircraft delivery schedules and Service Bulletin targets by ensuring timely approvals.

Requirements

• Graduate or Post Graduate Engineer in Aerospace, Avionics, Electronics, or Electrical Engineering.
• 7-12 years of experience in aircraft avionics or cabin system engineering.
• Proven experience with large aircraft avionics or cabin systems, preferably on Airbus products.
• Strong technical competence in design principles and compliance data.
• Ability to work independently and as part of a transnational team.
• Excellent communication skills in English (oral, written, and presentation).

Preferred Qualifications

• Knowledge of airworthiness Part 21 Subpart D.
• Familiarity with EASA CS25, JAR25, or FAR25 requirements for avionics and electrical systems.
• Experience with EASA Part 21 approval procedures.
• Exposure to avionics and cabin systems design documents.
• Understanding of the roles and responsibilities of a Type Certificate holder under a Design Organization Approval.

About the Company

Airbus pioneers sustainable aerospace for a safe and united world. As a global leader in aerospace, Airbus has a rich local heritage of over 50 years in India, fostering a corporate culture driven by innovation, collaboration, and excellence.