TXT e-Tech, a company of the TXT Group, is looking for professionals to join projects within the Aerospace & Defense domain.
The selected resources will become part of a specialized team focused on avionics systems and Command & Control solutions, contributing to system engineering, simulation, algorithm modeling and safety-critical software development activities.
Main responsibilities:
Analysis, definition of requirements and design of avionics Command & Control system architectures
Functional analysis and architectural design of complex systems
Required technical skills:
Depending on seniority and area of expertise, candidates should possess one or more of the following skills:
System Engineering & Avionics
Ability to define functional requirements
Experience in defining complex architectures
Knowledge of System Engineering methodologies and processes, especially Model-Based Engineering
Knowledge of Command & Control algorithms
Experience with IBM toolchains, especially DOORS
Knowledge of avionics interfaces and communication systems
Optional technical skills:
Knowledge of the Microsoft Office suite
Knowledge of SCADE software
Knowledge of Windows and Linux operating systems
Knowledge of communication protocols
Education:
Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in:
Aerospace Engineering
Electronic Engineering
STEM disciplines
Soft skills:
Team working attitude
Why choose TXT Group:
Career opportunities in a rapidly growing company;
Chance to work in an international, young, and dynamic environment;
Corporate benefits (health insurance, welfare programs, meal vouchers, employee discounts);
The salary range for this position is between EUR 35,000 and EUR 40,000 gross per year.
The grading/level will be defined during the selection process based on the candidate's profile and in accordance with the National Collective Labor Agreement (Metalworking Industry).
This position is open to candidates of all genders in accordance with Legislative Decree 198/2006. The company promotes equal opportunities and values diversity in all its forms.