Systems Integration & Test Engineer

If you're an engineer who wants to work on real avionics systems and not simulations nor sideline support, then this is the role for you. As a

Systems Integration & Test Engineer

at Avidyne, you'll get hands-on with aircraft-level integration, contribute to FAA certification efforts, and work alongside senior engineers who are invested in your growth.

Why Avidyne

• At Avidyne, we exist to make aircraft easier to fly.
• Our mission,

Simply Flying

, guides the products we design and the way we work. We build avionics that are high-quality, intuitive, and straightforward to install — helping pilots focus on what matters most.

What You’ll Do

Systems Integration & Engineering

• Execute assigned integration tasks for avionics systems across Part 23, 25, and 27 aircraft platforms.
• Perform aircraft-level analysis of installation, performance, certification, and safety requirements (ARP-4754/4761), escalating complex issues as needed.
• Develop and refine system and equipment-level requirements based on technical standards.
• Take ownership of defined integration deliverables — requirements documents, interface definitions, test inputs — with accountability for accuracy and completeness.
• Collaborate with hardware, software, and certification teams to identify and resolve integration issues.

Test & Verification

• Prepare and execute system verification and validation tasks, including test setup, data collection, and troubleshooting.
• Participate in systems, ground, and flight test evaluations, ensuring results are accurately recorded and reported.
• Draft and maintain integration plans, test procedures, and related documentation.

Certification & Compliance

• Contribute to FAA certification efforts by preparing compliance evidence, test results, and documentation.
• Support internal reviews to confirm adherence to ARP-4754/4761, DO-178C, DO-254, and related standards.
• Coordinate with suppliers and vendors to validate compliance of components and subsystems.

What You Bring

Technical Knowledge

Bachelor’s degree in systems, computer, aerospace, or a related engineering discipline, plus 2+ years of relevant industry experience (or a Master’s with less experience).

Applied knowledge of systems engineering, requirements development and management, and test engineering principles.

General familiarity with avionics subsystems, architectures, and aircraft-level interfaces.

Awareness of FAA certification processes and industry standards such as ARP-4754/4761, DO-178C, and DO-254.

Collaboration & Communication

• Ability to execute assigned tasks independently and deliver accurate, well-documented results.
• Clear written and verbal communication skills for working across engineering teams, customers, and suppliers.
• Organized approach to tracking tasks and managing priorities in a fast-moving development environment.

Bonus Points

• Private Pilot License (PPL) or a demonstrated personal passion for aviation.
• Master’s degree in an engineering discipline.
• Familiarity with CFR 14 Part 23, 25, or 27 aircraft.
• Exposure to FAA TSO, STC, ASTM, AC, or TC processes.
• Ready to Apply?