• Develop mathematical models for aircraft flight dynamics of fixed-wing, rotary-wing, and hybrid platforms.
Design and optimize flight control laws including autopilot control laws and stability augmentation systems.
Analyze and evaluate aircraft stability, controllability, and aerodynamic performance under various conditions.
Create high-fidelity simulations for the aircraft systems.
Collaborate with other departments, such as aerodynamics, structures, and systems engineering.
Work on the simulation models and evaluate handling qualities.
Participate in flight testing and work towards tuning the model.
Simulate mission scenarios to validate aircraft performance and mission feasibility.
Develop and work on software-in-the-loop (SIL) test facilities.
Requirements
Tech Skills Required:
Familiar with safety critical development including ARP4754, DO-178B/C and DO-254 or equivalent stringent process requirements and regulatory frame works of FAA/EASA/DGCA.
Robust understanding of flight dynamics, kinematics, and control theory.
Hands-on experience with flight control system element design, testing and tuning.
Good understanding of linear and nonlinear systems
Expertise in handling reliable flight control sensors, inceptors, etc.
Excellent analytical and problem-solving skills
Knowledge in basic Physics, Mechanical Mechanisms, Electric power train and Electronic Circuits
Preferred Qualification & Experience:
Bachelor's Degree in Aerospace / Aeronautical / Mechanical / Electrical Engineering or related field and 1+ years of experience in flight mechanics or flight dynamics field
Or
Master's Degree in Aerospace / Aeronautical / Mechanical / Electrical Engineering or related field and minimum 1 year of experience in flight mechanics or flight dynamics field
Perks
The opportunity to work on a groundbreaking product that will redefine urban transportation.
A dynamic, fast-paced, and collaborative work environment with a brilliant and passionate team.
Market-competitive salary and perks.
A culture of innovation where your ideas can directly impact the future of flight