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Avionics System Safety Engineer — ARP4761 / ARP4754A (eVTOL) — Aichi (Japan)

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概要

LOCATION REQUIREMENT

Candidates already living in Japan with a valid work authorization are preferred. Candidates based abroad are also considered if they can obtain a Japanese work visa quickly, in about a month; Abbeal supports the visa process through its Mobbeal team.

A Japanese urban air mobility company (passenger eVTOL) is developing its aircraft in Aichi, near Nagoya. Abbeal supports its systems and safety hiring.

CONTEXT

You ensure safety and regulatory compliance of avionics systems throughout development, working with engineering teams and suppliers.

DETAILS

  • Location: Aichi (Nagoya area) — on-site, partial telework possible
  • Long-term mission, ASAP start
  • Freelance or Abbeal permanent — Mobbeal cell for visa support if relocating
  • Open to foreign nationals with a valid visa

スキル・資格

YOUR PROFILE

  • Based in Japan with a valid work authorization preferred; candidates abroad considered if a work visa can be obtained within about a month
  • System safety / avionics experience (navigation, communication, indicating/recording, emergency)
  • Understanding of avionics certification processes
  • A junior profile is possible on the V&V / requirement studies scope
  • Plus: eVTOL, electric aircraft or next-gen aviation background
  • Fluent English (Japanese not required)

業務内容

THE ROLE

  • Perform avionics system safety analyses and V&V activities
  • Run safety assessments: SFHA, SSA, FTA, CMA (CAFTA)
  • Derive safety requirements and support design reviews and V&V with design teams and suppliers
  • Apply ARP4761, ARP4754A, DO-178C, DO-254 standards

その他

Full job page: https://abbeal.com/en/careers/avionics-system-safety-engineer-evtol-aichi

Questions: recrutement@abbeal.com

勤務地情報

出社のみ (オフィス勤務) 国 / 地域 日本 都道府県 愛知県

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