Avionics Engineer
Bengaluru, India (in-person) || Full time
About Aspera
Most of the world’s goods still move by ships because flying them has always cost too much. We think that’s a solvable problem.

We are reviving the lost art of aircraft design to build the highest performing freighter aircraft on
the planet. We want to enable a world where the cost of not flying is greater than the cost of
flying and 100% of the world’s cargo moves by the air.

Our first aircraft is a 2,300 kg MTOW, 1,000 kg payload seaplane, cruising at 70 m/s across 2,000+ km stage lengths. The design is inspired by the biomimicry of sharks, whales, and dolphins. We have designed a retractable, hydrofoil-assisted takeoff architecture rather than a stepped hull.
We are a small, technical team that deeply cares about our art and believe in the fact that the cost of flying is an engineering problem.
The Role
We're looking for an avionics engineer to own the electronic nervous system of our fixed-wing drones: the flight controllers and autopilots that fly the aircraft,



the sensors that tell it where it is and how it's moving (GPS/GNSS, IMU, pitot-static), and the power, wiring, and comms backbone that ties it all together including the telemetry and C2 links that keep us in contact with the aircraft in flight.
You'll work directly with our airframe/structures, flight software, and flight test teams, and you'll have real authority over avionics architecture, not just integration, but the ability to say "this sensor placement won't work," "this harness needs to change," or "this failsafe logic isn't good enough," and drive that through wiring diagrams, bench testing, HIL simulation, and into the aircraft that actually flies.
What You’ll do
Design, integrate, and maintain avionics architectures for fixed-wing drones, including flight controllers, autopilots, sensors (GPS/GNSS, IMU, pitot-static, airspeed), and power distribution systems.
Select, configure, and tune autopilot systems (e.g., Ardupilo

📌 Avionics Engineer (Bengaluru)
🏢 Aspera Industries
📍 Bengaluru