Airbus Operations SAS

Aeronautics

HardwareMethodsManager(m/f)

Toulouse, France FULL TIME
The Brief

“Hardware Methods Manager (m/f) at Airbus Operations SAS. Skills: Hardware Methods, Aeronautical Systems, Certification. Support definition of processes & methods. Ensure application of certification requirements”

Industry & Context.

Aeronautics
Problems you'll solve

Solving problems skills; Solution oriented

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

Methods experience in aeronautical systems/ equipments on critical equipment (DO 254 / DAL A. . . ), communication skills (interface with all types of stakeholders), Solving problems skills, Solution oriented, Negotiation level of French and English

Nice to Have

Knowledge in Electronics

What You'll Do.

Support definition of processes & methods

Ensure application of certification requirements

Provide training to users

Define and guarantee deployment of Engineering Requirements

Support teams from mock-up to certification

Support Hardware Project Leader

Participate in development/upgrade of Plan for Material Aspects

Participate in development/updating of final certification document

Benchmark processes & methods

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Interface with all types of stakeholders

Communication Scope

Communication skills; Negotiation level of French and English

Process & Methodology

Configuration Management

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