Avionics Engineer (MATLAB/ Simulink)

Southampton
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Avionics Engineer (MATLAB/ Simulink)

Southampton

£60,000 + Hybrid + All Travel Paid for + Daily Expenses + Company Share Scheme + Equity + Progression + Company Training + Comprehensive Company Benefits

Are you an Avionics Engineer with a background in MATLAB and Simulink looking to work with cutting-edge technology at the forefront of unmanned aerial systems, and eager to join a rapidly growing company offering equity options, management progression opportunities, and comprehensive training to fast-track your career and make a significant impact on the industry?

On offer is a chance to join a forward-thinking company developing the latest innovations in unmanned aerial systems, where you'll be part of a close-knit, collaborative team driving cutting-edge solutions. This role offers the chance to work with advanced autopilot systems, MATLAB Simulink, PX4, and other state-of-the-art control algorithms while gaining invaluable exposure to prototype development and aerospace advancements.

In this role, you will lead the integration of advanced autopilots, control algorithms, and cutting-edge technologies, with hands-on involvement in both ground and flight tests. You will also be responsible for generating critical certification documentation and driving innovation in the aerospace field. This is an ideal opportunity for an engineer passionate about the future of unmanned aerial technology and eager to make a significant impact on the development of next-generation systems.

This role would suit a Avionics Engineer with a background in MATLAB and Simulink looking to work with cutting-edge technology at the forefront of unmanned aerial systems, and eager to join a rapidly growing company offering equity options, management progression opportunities, and comprehensive training to fast-track your career and make a significant impact on the industry.

The Role

Lead integration of autopilots, MATLAB Simulink, PX4, and control algorithms for the S30 project.
Oversee system integration, ground, and flight tests.
Produce certification documentation and drive innovation in unmanned aerial technology.The Person

Strong experience in autopilot/control integration.
Proficient in MATLAB Simulink, PX4, and open-source autopilots.
Aerospace/Robotics Engineering degree.
Based in Southampton with travel around UKKeywords: Autopilot, Control integration, MATLAB, Simulink, PX4, Avionics, Aerospace, Engineer, MOD, Military, RAF, Defence, Aerospace, Portsmouth, Winchester, Bournemouth, Chichester, Horsham, Salisbury, Aerial

Reference Number: BBBH16563

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