Manages aerospace laboratories across multiple sites, maintaining test equipment and laboratory layouts while ensuring calibration and certification compliance. Coordinates electronic test activities for avionics programs and collaborates with cross-functional teams to verify electrical and mechanical test setup requirements. Supports laboratory upgrades, maintenance, and optimization, using knowledge of cable harnesses, connectors, test solutions, equipment functions, AC/DC power, and cooling requirements.
We are seeking an Engineering Support Specialist II to manage and maintain aerospace laboratories across multiple Honeywell Aerospace sites. This role is responsible for supporting test solutions and equipment, ensuring compliance with calibration and certification requirements, and coordinating electronic test activities for avionics engineering programs. The specialist will collaborate with cross-functional teams to confirm that electrical and mechanical requirements for test setups meet product specifications. The role also includes maintaining and optimizing laboratory layouts to accommodate upcoming programs.
Qualifications- At least four years of industry experience in laboratory management, including hands-on experience with equipment calibration, testing, and maintenance.
- Diploma or equivalent qualification in electrical engineering.
- Hands-on experience coordinating with cross-functional teams on laboratory upgrades and maintenance.
- Knowledge of cable harnesses and connectors, including D-subminiature and circular connectors.
- Strong understanding of laboratory equipment, its functions, and input requirements.
- Understanding of laboratory electrical, mechanical, and cooling requirements.
- Proactive approach and ability to work effectively in complex, evolving, and dynamic business environments.
- Strong understanding of AC and DC power supply systems.
- Prior hands-on experience with test solutions.
- Strong communication and presentation skills.
- Highly developed interpersonal, influencing, and negotiation skills.
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