Laboratory istant

• The successful candidate will be responsible for operating various laboratory equipment to perform testing and validation of Aircraft Electric-Hybrid Propulsion System in a lab environment, ensuring compliance with industry standards and project requirements.
• This involves collaborating with cross-functional teams, including research, facility, and safety teams, to support the integration of power propulsion technologies into propulsion systems.

• Operate, calibrate, and maintain high voltage and high-power laboratory equipment (up to 1 MW), including battery cyclers, dynamometers, environmental chambers, and other testing tools, ensuring equipment is functioning correctly and all experiments are conducted safely and efficiently.
• Implement test protocols and procedures and execute hands-on experiments, including assembly and testing of battery packs, motors, and inverters for evaluating performance, durability, and safety under various operating conditions.
• Collect and record experimental data, preparing detailed reports on findings.
• Manage laboratory inventory including specifying and procuring equipment and materials.
• Perform predictive and preventive maintenance on laboratory equipment.
• Ensure adherence to safety protocols and laboratory best practices to maintain a secure and efficient testing environment.
• Collaborate with R&D teams to support the development of new integration technologies for propulsion applications.
• Assist in the preparation of technical documentation, including test plans, reports, and presentations for internal and external stakeholders.

Stay updated on the latest advancements in electrified propulsion technologies testing, industry standards, and regulatory requirements.

Industry/Domain: Propulsion & Space Research Center

Job Specifications:

Necessary Knowledge & Experience:

• Bachelor's degree in electrical, Mechanical, Electronics Engineering, or a related field, with a focus on aviation electrical technology. A master’s degree is preferred.
• Minimum five years of experience in electric systems testing, validation, or related laboratory work, preferably within the aviation industry.
• Strong understanding of aviation electrical power systems.
• Experience with high voltage and high-power batteries, motors, and converters/inverters.
• Proficiency in operating and maintaining high voltage laboratory equipment (up to 1 MW) and software for data acquisition and analysis.