ECS System Engineer

AYES Switzerland is looking for:
Position: ECS System Engineer
Location: Luzern, Switzerland
Contract: Permanent contract, full-time position
Salary: It will be discussed during the recruiting process, taking into consideration seniority and responsibilities within the activity.

AYES is a Switzerland-based Engineering and Technology consulting company headquartered in Baden. We provide engineering excellence across industries including Aerospace, Rotorcraft, Space & Defense, Automotive, Railway, Energy & Life Science.
At AYES, innovation, technology, and R&D go hand-in-hand with valuing human resources as a key driver for growing and sharing know-how and experience. Our teams support clients across Switzerland, Europe, and the USA.

Key Responsibilities:
Coordinate ECS system integration and interfaces with engineering teams (Airworthiness, Avionics, Power Plant, Electrical, and Safety) as well as suppliers.
Create and assess certification documents (reports, test plans/results), ensuring hardware and software compliance with DO-160G, DO-178C, and DO-254 standards.
Define and support integrated rig testing for Avionics and ECS controllers.
Actively support test campaigns by troubleshooting ECS controllers and system integration.
Attend design reviews, technical workshops, and support the team in discussions with Airworthiness Authorities.

Our Ideal Candidate Should Have:
In-depth knowledge of aircraft ECS systems (ATA 21).
Minimum 5 years of experience in aircraft system engineering, focusing on DO-160G, DO-178C, and DO-254 qualification.
Proven ability to prepare and review certification documentation independently.
Strong problem-solving skills and proactive communication abilities.
Fluency in English (minimum B2 level, verbal and written).

If you are a team player, have good communication skills and a problem-solving attitude and want to be part of a growing international engineering company, focus on industrial sector, with opportunities in Europe and USA, then…

SAY YES AND GROW WITH AYES!