[Northkeep] OT PSA - FlightSafety Engineering job openings. Delete if not interested.

[Niewoehner, Hugh]

Haven't had a lot of success getting folks on board yet but here's the
current FlightSafety open engineering jobs list if you are looking.

FlightSafety International
2700 N. Hemlock Circle
Broken Arrow, OK 74012

HR: 259-4000
HRfax: 251-6943.

and yes... there's no space between the two words. 

	Damon
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PRINCIPAL ELECTRICAL INSTRUMENT ENGINEER
REQ NO 2207
DEPT 57, Instrument Engineering
BSEE with Computer Science or BSCS or equivalent required. Six years
experience in embedded software
and hardware design required. Experience with the Renesas M16C series
MCU required. Assembly, C and
Visual Basic experience required. FPGA/CPLD design experience required.
Knowledge of ORCAD and
AutoCAD are desirable. Responsibilities include design, test, firmware
and test programs included in our
designs.

DESIGN/SENIOR/PRINCIPAL ENGINEER
REQ NO 2212,
DEPT 68 - Computer Systems
MS/BS degree in technical discipline, CS or EE preferred or equivalent
work experience. Three years
experience required for the senior position, six years experience
required for the Principal position.
Experience or academic exposure to Windows/Unix OS, C/C++, FORTRAN, MFC,
Direct X/Open GL.
Real time software experience required for the Senior or Principal
position. Experience or exposure in the
following areas is advantageous: HLA/DIS, IEEE 1394, Network drivers,
Distributed Processing, XML,
and Windows device drivers. High performance graphics experience
required for Senior or Principal
position.

SENIOR ELECTRICAL ENGINEER
REQ NO 2226
DEPT 52, Electrical Engineering
BSEE/BSEET with CS Minor or BSCS and five years experience or equivalent
combination of education
and experience. Must have experience with C++, and assembly language
programming. Must have
experience with embedded software design and familiar with Windows Dev
Studio. Experience with
thread programming and graphics API required. Avionics experience
including ARINC 653, Flight
Management Systems Display is very desirable.

SENIOR ELECTRICAL ENGINEER/AIC Group
REQ NO 2227
DEPT 52, Electrical Engineering
BSEE with CS Minor or BSCS and five years experience embedded software
and hardware design or
equivalent combination of education and experience. C and Unix
experience required. Real-time operating
system experience (such as VxWorks, RTLinux) required. FPGA/CPLD design
experience required.
Aircraft or simulator avionics experience highly desirable. VME
experience desirable. Knowledge of
ORCAD and AutoCAD is desirable. Responsibilities include designing and
testing the hardware and
software necessary to interface to real and simulated avionics installed
in flight simulators. Occasional shift
work, international and domestic travel is required.

ELECTRICAL ENGINEER
REQ NO 2242
DEPT 52, Electrical Engineering
BSEE/BSEET and two years experience or equivalent combination of
education and experience.
Experience working with aircraft systems such as; EFIS, Autopilot, FMS,
TCAS, EGPWS, and GPS
desired. Knowledge of High Speed Digital circuit design and Analog
circuit design desired. Heavy
emphasis on troubleshooting skills required. Responsibilities include
Avionics System design, Circuit Card
design, integration and troubleshooting Avionics Systems and Cards. Must
be able to read aircraft wiring
diagrams and schematics. Requires basic knowledge of ACAD, Microsoft
Office and PC software
applications i.e. ORCAD and FPGA development tools. 

ELECTRICAL ENGINEER/ASSOC ELECTRICAL ENGINEER
REQ NO 2262
DEPT 52, Electrical Engineering
BSEE with CS coursework or BSCS and two years experience or equivalent
combination of education and
experience. C and UNIX experience required. Experience in some or all of
the following desired: Realtime
programming, FPGA/CPLD design, circuit card design, aircraft or
simulator avionics design &
troubleshooting, AutoCAD/ORCAD. Responsibilities include designing and
testing the hardware and
software necessary to interface to real and simulated avionics installed
in flight simulators. Candidates
with education but without experience will be considered for Associate
position. Occasional shift work,
international and domestic travel is required.

DESIGN/SENIOR/PRINCIPAL ENGINEER
REQ NO 2229
DEPT 69, Auto Flight
BS Degree in Engineering, Aerospace or Electrical preferred or
equivalent required. The primary function
of this job is to design and checkout auto flight systems on aircraft
simulators. Must be proficient in
FORTRAN, UNIX, PC-NT and must have familiarity with aircraft and
aircraft terminology in general.
Specific knowledge of aircraft systems including flight guidance and
autopilot, air data, avionics and
navigation, flight and flight control systems is required. Ability to
read and understand electrical
schematics and wiring diagrams, transfer function diagrams, simplified
mechanical drawings and block
diagrams. Must have the ability to translate the above into FORTRAN
CODE. Candidates with 6 years
related experience will be considered for Principal Engineer, candidates
with 3 years related experience
will be considered for a Senior Engineer, and candidates with 1 year
related experience will be considered
for a Design Engineer.

ASSOCIATE ENGINEER
REQ NO 2261
DEPT 69, AutoFlight
BS in Engineering, preferably Aerospace or Aeronautical or equivalent
combination of education and
experience. Must have math through FORTRAN. Performs assignments
designed to develop knowledge
and abilities in all aspects of aircraft flight simulation software. 

MECHANICAL ENGINEER
REQ NO 2244
DEPT 51, Aircraft Controls
Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering and a minimum of two years
related experience or equivalent
combination of education and experience. Working knowledge of at least
two areas of Mechanical
Engineering (mechanical or electro-mechanical design, dynamics,
structural, control system or materials)
techniques and procedures. Must have AutoCAD, Solid Works, Word and
Windows. Analyzes and
develops design concepts and detailed designs as directed or based on
project requirements utilizing
experience, engineering analysis, design information and manufacturing
knowledge. Provides
substantiating analysis, directs designers and drafters. Provides
support for manufacture and checkout and
troubleshoots problems related to installed systems. 

ASSOCIATE MECHANICAL ENGINEER
REQ NO 2251,
DEPT 55, Mechanical Engineering
BS in Mechanical Engineering or equivalent. Analyzes and develops design
concepts and detailed designs
as directed utilizing engineering analysis, design information and
manufacturing knowledge. Provides
substantiating analysis. Basic knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite
required, 3D Solid Modeling
knowledge required and AutoCad and SolidWorks experience a plus.

SENIOR/PRINCIPAL ENGINEER
REQ NO 2235
DEPT 65, Navigation /Visual Systems
BS in Electrical Engineering or related field plus a minimum of six
years experience in an
aeronautical/navigation filed or equivalent. Must have experience in
FORTRAN, C/C++ Languages and
have expertise in software development of Guidance and Performance
subsystems for Flight Management
Systems. Must be able to analyze aircraft and vendor drawings and
documentation. Must have the ability
to implement existing designs as well as develop new design. Real time
software programming is a plus.
Travel and shift work is required.

ASSOCIATE/DESIGN ENGINEER
REQ NO 2249,
DEPT 65, Navigation/Visuals
BS in Engineering or Computer Science or equivalent. Must have
experience in FORTRAN, C/C++
Languages. Design position requires one year experience in
aeronautical/navigation field (or equivalent),
with expertise in software development, analysis, modeling, coding and
checking Navigation and Radio
systems. Must be able to analyze aircrafts and vendors drawings and
documentation. Must have the ability
to implement existing designs as well as develop new designs. Real time
software programming is a plus.
Candidates with education but without experience will be considered for
Associate level positions. Travel
and shift work is required.


REGIONAL SOFTWARE CUSTOMER SERVICE ENGINEER
REQ NO 2254 Position to be located at Teterboro Learning Center
DEPT 41, Logistics
BS degree in Engineering or Computer Science and a minimum of eight
years related experience preferably
in simulation; or equivalent combination of education and experience.
Knowledge of aircraft avionics
systems and equipment is required. Provides the necessary hands on
software expertise to clear MACAR's,
simulator write ups, perform modifications and upgrades, and other
software related configuration efforts
for all sites in the assigned region. FORTRAN, C and PDP assembler
languages on Concurrent, UNIX and
DEC computer platforms preferred. 

SIMULATOR MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN II
REQ NO 2256
DEPT 53, Engineering Test
AS in Electronic Technology, avionics or related field and or equivalent
military/civilian training and/or
experience. Experience troubleshooting microprocessor based systems and
system level troubleshooting
required. Ability to troubleshoot to component level and familiarity
with circuit card repair and wire
connector crimp tools required. Proficiency with common PC applications
required. Experience with
Autoview, UNIX systems and PC based EPROM, PLD, and PGA programming
tools desirable. Must be
highly motivated and able to learn and work both independently and in a
team environment. Shift work,
overtime, domestic and international travel required.

ASSOCIATE ENGINEER
REQ NO 2257
DEPT 63, Aircraft Systems
BS degree in Engineering or Computer Science or equivalent. Must have
math through Calculus,
FORTRAN, C and C++ course or experience programming in each. Performs
assignments designed to
develop knowledge and abilities in all aspects of aircraft simulation
software. Will be responsible for
analysis, model, code, write test guides and checkout aircraft simulated
systems. Some shift work, travel
and overtime will be required. Graphics experience is a plus.

ASSOCIATE ENGINEER
REQ NO 2260,
DEPT 61, Flight Dynamics
BS in Engineering, preferably Aerospace or Aeronautical or equivalent
combination of education and
experience. Must have math through FORTRAN. Performs assignments
designed to develop knowledge
and abilities in all aspects of aircraft flight simulation software.

TRAINING DEVICE CONFIGURATION ENGINEER
REQ NO 2267
DEPT 41, Logistics
Associates degree in Engineering and a minimum of six years experience
or eleven years experience with
simulator maintenance with the aptitude to learn the skills required or
equivalent combination of education
and experience. Previous research experience is highly desirable. Must
have advance experience with MS
Excel, MS Access, MS Word and Adobe PDF writer. Responsible for the
research of the hardware aspects
of flight training devices, locate and acquire device information in
support of device configuration data
base and simulator modifications. This includes working with customers,
modification engineers as well as
other SSD Engineers. The applicant must be able to work independently
and with minimal supervision.
He/she must be proficient in the understanding of aircraft and simulator
systems. The individual must have
above average oral and writing skills and should be able to communicate
in both the aircraft and simulator
disciplines.

REGIONAL SOFTWARE CUSTOMER SERVICE ENGINEER
REQ NO 2254 Position to be located at Memphis Learning Center
DEPT 41, Logistics
BS degree in Engineering or Computer Science and a minimum of eight
years related experience preferably
in simulation; or equivalent combination of education and experience.
Knowledge of aircraft avionics
systems and equipment is required. Provides the necessary hands on
software expertise to clear MACAR's,
simulator write ups, perform modifications and upgrades, and other
software related configuration efforts
for all sites in the assigned region. FORTRAN, C and PDP assembler
languages on Concurrent, UNIX and
DEC computer platforms preferred. 

REGIONAL SOFTWARE ENGINEER
REQ NO 2224  Position in Salt Lake City
DEPT 41, Logistics
Position to be stationed in Texas. BS degree in Engineering or Computer
Science and a minimum of eight
years related experience preferably in simulation; or equivalent
combination of education and experience.
Knowledge of aircraft avionics systems and equipment is required.
Provides the necessary hands on
software expertise to clear MACAR's, simulator write ups, perform
modifications and upgrades, and other
software related configuration efforts for all sites in the assigned
region. FORTRAN, C and PDP
assembler languages on Concurrent, UNIX and DEC computer platforms
preferred.