At a Glance
- Tasks: Execute electrical tests on spacecraft and support innovative aerospace projects.
- Company: Leading aerospace and defence client based in Oxford.
- Benefits: Competitive pay, flexible shifts, and potential for long-term contract.
- Other info: Exciting opportunities for career growth in a high-tech environment.
- Why this job: Join a dynamic team and contribute to cutting-edge aerospace technology.
- Qualifications: Experience with electrical testing and knowledge of spacecraft systems.
Morson are recruiting on behalf of a leading aerospace and defence client based in Oxford. This is initially a 12 month contract although highly likely to be long-term.
Shift options available are as follows (preferences open to candidates):
- Earlies and Lates: 6am-2pm / 2pm-10pm Monday-Friday rotated week - 33.19 PAYE plus 4.82 per hour holiday pay / 44.40 Umbrella
- Night shift - 35.95 per hour PAYE plus 5.23 per hour holiday pay / 48.10 Umbrella
- 4 on 4 off - 35.95 per hour PAYE plus 5.23 per hour holiday pay / 48.10 Umbrella
Execution of Electrical and Functional test procedures on Engineering test benches and flight spacecraft:
- Use of the Central Checkout System (CCS), Electrical Ground Support Equipment (EGSE) and Spacecraft Check Out Equipment (SCOE) to support the test activities.
- Validation of test-aids, break out boxes, cables etc.
- Support in the development and debug of Automatic Test procedures (ATP) using a bespoke high-level S/W language to test the spacecraft subsystems on a Satellite Simulator, test bench or the spacecraft.
- Supporting electrical integration, automated and manual tests at unit, subsystem & system level.
- Spacecraft electrical test and support during environmental test and launch activities.
- Support in the design and manufacture of electrical test aids, preparing drawings and manufacturing packs as well as overseeing the procurement of parts, manufacture and validation.
- Competent in the use of various test equipment used for electrical and RF measurements, e.g. DMM, oscilloscope, signal generator, current probes, Data acquisition unit, signal generator, power meter, network analyser, data bus monitors etc.
- Computer skills for preparing test documentation. Experience in using a Digital Design and Manufacturing System (DDMS) to raise work order, plans etc. Spacecraft electrical and harness knowledge.
- Data Handling, Packet Utilisation Standards, Data Bus Communications – 1553, Spacewire, Attitude &, Orbital Control, Star Trackers, Gyros, Momentum Wheels, Power systems, batteries, Solar Arrays, Thermal Control, heaters, thermostats, etc.
- Programming and scripting languages, in particularly writing and debugging automated test sequences would be beneficial.
- Familiar with the Windows and Linux operating systems.
- Electrical integration of equipment on a test bench or spacecraft.
- Use of a wide range of electrical test equipment and test racks.
- Electrical fault investigation and test debug.
- Updating test procedures, writing work orders/plans and test reports and supporting test and non-conformance reviews.
Electrical Test Engineer (Automotive) in Oxford employer: Morson Edge
Join a leading aerospace and defence company in Oxford, where innovation meets opportunity. As an Electrical Test Engineer, you'll benefit from competitive pay rates, flexible shift options, and a supportive work culture that prioritises employee growth and development. With access to cutting-edge technology and the chance to work on exciting projects, this role offers a meaningful career path in a dynamic industry.
We think you need these skills to ace Electrical Test Engineer (Automotive) in Oxford
Electrical Test Procedures
Central Checkout System (CCS)
Electrical Ground Support Equipment (EGSE)
Spacecraft Check Out Equipment (SCOE)
Automatic Test Procedures (ATP)
Test Equipment Proficiency (DMM, Oscilloscope, Signal Generator, etc.)
Digital Design and Manufacturing System (DDMS)
