Aviation engineer vs avionics engineer

Differences between aviation engineer and avionics engineer duties and responsibilities

Aviation engineer example responsibilities.

• Manage projects and design airport improvements in accordance with FAA requirements.
• Manage Jenkins security by providing specific access to authorize developers/testers using project base matrix authorization strategy.
• Involve major excavation and embankment, new lighting, pavement and grading design, and incorporating FAA standards in each aspect.
• Audit technical documentation relate to launch window and trajectory design to meet NASA contract specifications for safety mission requirement constraints.
• Coordinate and facilitate logistics contract negotiations with external USG customers developing base-line requirements for development ARH program

Avionics engineer example responsibilities.

• Manage the fuel supply and aircraft electrical distribution system on board ship, including radar tank gauging and filtration systems.
• Manage Jenkins security by providing specific access to authorize developers/testers using project base matrix authorization strategy.
• Test and integrate DSP and RF ASIC and FPGA interface into designs.
• Serve as consultant and technical expert on a multitude of RF and electrical systems.
• Maintain communications systems, radar, autopilot, TCAS, weapon targeting, navigation and CVR.
• Develop long term MATLAB programs that are able to model flight data of current and future programs for analysis and decision-making.
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