Propulsion Controls Engineer - Electric Motor Systems

Archer Aviation is at the forefront of aerospace innovation, headquartered in San Jose, California. We are dedicated to creating an all-electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft, with a vision to revolutionize sustainable air mobility. Our aircraft, designed to carry four passengers, operates with minimal noise, aligning with our commitment to eco-friendly transportation.With ambitious goals and complex challenges, we recognize that a diverse workforce enhances our problem-solving capabilities and leads to greater insights. We are devoted to fostering an equitable and inclusive environment that values the unique backgrounds and contributions of all team members.The OpportunityJoin our Flight Control Actuation Systems team where you will play a pivotal role in defining, designing, validating, and verifying system-level requirements. Collaborate with internal teams and suppliers to ensure compliance with the flight control actuation system of our eVTOL aircraft, demonstrating adherence to both product and regulatory standards.Your Responsibilities:Contribute expert insights to the actuation product strategy, architecture definition, and planning.Plan and coordinate engineering tasks focusing on disciplined and efficient execution.Draft and oversee the flight control and actuation system-level product requirements, ensuring compatibility with all interfacing systems.Guarantee the completeness and accuracy of requirements, aligning them with business, technical, and operational objectives.Collaborate with Systems Engineers to ensure an optimized, fully integrated system.Work closely with the systems and safety engineering team to define functional breakdowns and identify interfaces.Lead multi-disciplinary integration efforts and problem resolution.Assist suppliers and internal teams in developing lower-level requirement sets, collaborating with technical leads and subject matter experts.Review and evaluate designs and documentation from internal teams and suppliers to ensure product quality and compliance.Manage the Validation and Verification processes at the system level, ensuring adherence to established plans.

Archer Aviation is an innovative aerospace company located in San Jose, California. We are on a mission to revolutionize sustainable air mobility through the design and manufacture of an all-electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft capable of carrying four passengers with minimal noise emissions.At Archer, we are driven by high aspirations and challenging problems. We believe that a diverse workforce enhances our intelligence, fosters better insights, and ultimately contributes to our collective success. We are committed to creating an equitable and inclusive environment that values our differences and celebrates every member of our team.About the RoleWe are looking for a skilled Mechanical Systems Engineer – Actuators to take the lead in designing, integrating, and validating high-performance electromechanical actuators for our prototype aircraft. This position necessitates a profound understanding of actuator system architecture, requirements development, and performance analysis, alongside multidisciplinary collaboration across electrical, controls, and thermal domains. As part of our prototype engineering team, you will be instrumental in laying the groundwork for our production engineering efforts.What You’ll DoDesignOversee the design and development of high-performance, flight-critical electromechanical actuation systems from initial concept to flight testing.Collaborate with suppliers to determine make vs. buy strategies.Conduct trade studies to enhance system architecture and reduce mass.Work alongside suppliers and peer design leads in actuator control, flight controls, GNC, power systems, airframe, and software to create an optimized integrated system for the aircraft.Develop and evaluate CAD models, drawings, and engineering specifications.Create and maintain actuator-system specifications and detailed component requirements.Establish and sustain system-level models to validate actuator performance.Analysis & ValidationDesign test plans and develop test benches for component development and validation.Analyze test results and implement design enhancements based on findings.Act as the primary technical authority for diagnosing and resolving critical design and development challenges.LeadershipGuide the team in best practices and innovative approaches to actuator systems engineering.

Archer Aviation is a pioneering aerospace company located in San Jose, California, dedicated to developing an innovative all-electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft. Our mission is to enhance sustainable air mobility, and our cutting-edge aircraft is designed to transport four passengers with minimal noise pollution.We set ambitious goals and tackle complex challenges, believing that a diverse workforce drives smarter solutions and deeper insights. We are committed to fostering an equitable and inclusive environment that values our differences and supports the success of all team members.Who We Are Seeking:We are in search of a skilled Senior Test Engineer to join our Flight Control Systems Team. This position emphasizes the verification and testing of Archer's advanced fly-by-wire flight control system, including its subsystems and integration with various aircraft systems such as avionics, power distribution, and engines. Candidates should possess robust testing experience and the capability to execute complex test campaigns effectively.Your Responsibilities:Develop a thorough understanding of the flight control system, its architecture, and the detailed design of all subsystems and components.Create and implement requirements-based tests for the eVTOL Flight Control System.Collaborate with team members to correlate test results with analytical predictions.Analyze test data to validate the performance of tested components.Ensure testing adheres to FAA, DoD, and other aviation standards.Confirm that the scope of tests aligns with aircraft certification requirements.Compile technical reports that detail test outcomes.

Archer is an innovative aerospace company located in San Jose, California, dedicated to developing an all-electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft. Our mission is to enhance the advantages of sustainable air mobility through cutting-edge technology. We are committed to designing, manufacturing, and operating a revolutionary aircraft capable of carrying four passengers with minimal noise production.With ambitious goals and challenging problems ahead, we recognize that a diverse workforce is key to fostering smarter solutions, driving insightful perspectives, and ultimately achieving collective success. We are committed to nurturing an equitable and inclusive environment that values our differences while supporting and celebrating all team members.We are looking for a Staff Electrical Engineer - Actuators to spearhead the architecture, design, development, and validation of electronics and electromechanical actuators utilized in mission-critical flight systems, including propulsion tilt, pitch control surfaces, and landing gear.

Archer Aviation Inc. is an innovative aerospace firm headquartered in San Jose, California, dedicated to revolutionizing air travel through the development of an all-electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft. Our mission is to promote sustainable air mobility while ensuring minimal noise and maximum efficiency for a four-passenger aircraft.At Archer, we value diversity as a core driver of innovation, understanding that a varied workforce enhances our problem-solving capabilities and leads to greater success. We are committed to fostering an inclusive workplace that embraces our differences and supports every team member in their journey.

Archer Aviation is an innovative aerospace company located in San Jose, California, dedicated to building an all-electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft. Our mission is to revolutionize sustainable air mobility by designing, manufacturing, and operating an aircraft that transports four passengers with minimal noise and environmental impact.At Archer, we set ambitious goals and tackle complex challenges. We believe that a diverse workplace fosters smarter solutions and leads to greater insights, ultimately driving our collective success. We are committed to creating an equitable and inclusive environment that values differences and supports all team members.What You’ll Do:We are looking for a seasoned Engineering Program Manager to lead our engineering teams focused on Flight Control Systems (FCS). This pivotal role involves driving deliverables for FCS architecture across various systems engineering teams, encompassing schedule management, resource allocation, risk assessment, and integration of flight-critical software and hardware. The ideal candidate will have a deep understanding of complex, safety-critical product development and experience in control law design, hardware components, specialized aerospace suppliers, and FAA regulations.Key Responsibilities:Lead and manage multiple concurrent workstreams from initial concept through to productionCollaborate with cross-functional teams, including engineering, manufacturing, supply chain, and quality assuranceCreate and maintain program schedules, budgets, and risk management strategiesDrive technical decisions and conduct trade studies related to FCS design and developmentManage supplier relationships and contracts for FCS componentsAlign program objectives with the overarching company strategyTechnical Leadership:Oversee the integration of the FCS with other aircraft systems (e.g., propulsion, navigation, vehicle management)Conduct technical reviews and design validation activities focused on flight-critical componentsLead trade studies and discussions in collaboration with stakeholdersManage FCS functional, performance, and safety requirementsDrive verification and validation of FCS requirements through simulation and flight testingFacilitate risk management and cost-reduction initiatives

Join Archer Aviation, a pioneering aerospace company located in San Jose, California, dedicated to revolutionizing sustainable air mobility through our innovative all-electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft. Our mission is to provide efficient, eco-friendly air travel, capable of carrying four passengers with minimal noise.At Archer, we aim high and tackle complex challenges. We believe that a diverse workforce enhances creativity and leads to better solutions. We are committed to fostering an equitable and inclusive workplace that values our differences and supports every team member's growth.Responsibilities:Design and develop Flight Simulation Physics Models for VTOL aircraft powered by electric and hybrid electric powertrains.Conduct vehicle-level trade studies to assess various design alternatives.Refine kinematic multi-body flight physics models, including aerodynamics, powertrain, aircraft systems, electrical, thermal, and performance model fidelity, ensuring alignment with lab and flight test data for vehicle certification.Collaborate with internal and external suppliers to seamlessly integrate their systems into our comprehensive vehicle simulation.Perform vehicle-level simulations and performance analyses using Python and MATLAB/Simulink environments.Model potential vehicle failure modes and evaluate their impact on mission objectives.Assist in design and analysis tasks to ensure high confidence in meeting business and regulatory requirements.Conduct simulations for a variety of internal engineering applications, including aircraft loads, structural design, propeller dynamics, and powertrain duty cycles.Generate performance estimates for the aircraft to be incorporated into the aircraft flight manual, flight management systems, and airline operations.

Archer Aviation Inc. is developing all-electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft in San Jose, California. The company aims to advance sustainable air mobility by producing and operating a four-passenger aircraft designed to lower noise pollution. Archer values ambitious engineering, welcomes complex technical challenges, and fosters an inclusive, equitable workplace where every team member's input matters. Role overview The Staff Engineer, Flight Modeling & Simulation, will focus on developing and refining simulation models that support the design, certification, and operation of Archer’s eVTOL aircraft. Key responsibilities Develop advanced flight simulation physics models tailored for eVTOL aircraft. Conduct vehicle-level trade studies to inform design decisions. Enhance electrical, thermal, and performance model accuracy by incorporating lab and flight test data to support vehicle certification. Collaborate with internal teams and external suppliers to integrate their systems into the overall vehicle simulation framework. Contribute to design and analysis efforts to help meet both business and regulatory requirements with a high degree of confidence.

Archer, an innovative aerospace company headquartered in San Jose, California, is pioneering the development of an all-electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft, dedicated to transforming sustainable air mobility. Our mission is to create a quiet, efficient aircraft capable of transporting four passengers while minimizing noise pollution.We are committed to tackling complex challenges and fostering a diverse workplace that enhances creativity and drives success. At Archer, we believe that an equitable and inclusive environment empowers our team members and celebrates our differences.We are searching for a skilled Actuator Mechanical Development Manager to lead the design, integration, and validation of high-performance electromechanical actuators essential for flight-critical applications. This position demands a profound understanding of actuator system architecture, dynamic modeling, and performance analysis, along with multidisciplinary integration across electrical, controls, and thermal domains. The ideal candidate will be a hands-on technical leader with expertise in mechanism design, high-reliability mechanical systems, and aerospace qualification processes, capable of driving projects from requirements definition to flight-ready hardware on a tight schedule.

Archer Aviation Inc. is an innovative aerospace company located in San Jose, California. We are pioneering the future of sustainable air mobility by developing an all-electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft designed to transport four passengers with minimal noise impact. Our mission is to revolutionize urban air travel and create a cleaner environment for future generations.We believe in setting ambitious goals and tackling complex challenges, recognizing that a diverse and inclusive workforce drives better insights and fosters success. Archer is committed to creating an equitable work environment that celebrates individuality and values every team member's contributions.What You'll Do:Design, implement, and maintain software libraries and computing infrastructure that empower engineers to tackle problems with speed and efficiency. Advocate for shared computational resources within the Flight Sciences department.Develop processes and tools to enhance reproducibility and traceability of computation methodologies, driving their implementation across teams.Foster a culture of software excellence throughout the engineering organization.Assess the requirements of various engineering teams to optimize the use of High-Performance Computing (HPC) resources and make informed infrastructure decisions for efficient resource utilization and cost-effectiveness.Oversee and manage on-premises HPC resources, ensuring their effective operation.Represent engineering and computational needs to the company’s IT department.

Archer is an innovative aerospace company headquartered in San Jose, California, dedicated to revolutionizing air travel with an all-electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft. Our mission is to promote sustainable air mobility by designing, manufacturing, and operating quiet, eco-friendly aircraft capable of transporting four passengers efficiently.At Archer, we set ambitious goals and tackle complex challenges. We believe that a diverse workforce fosters creativity, enhances problem-solving, and leads to greater success. Our commitment to inclusivity ensures that all team members feel valued, supported, and celebrated.Key Responsibilities:Conduct aerodynamic testing and analysis to support Subpart B Flight Characteristics and Performance certification.Develop advanced tools for analyzing and processing flight test data.Establish tolerances for flight test parameters and metrics for data quality.Perform comprehensive analysis of flight test data, comparing results with predictions across the flight envelope, and generate detailed test reports with findings and recommendations.Prepare substantiation documentation to demonstrate compliance with airworthiness criteria.Engage with the FAA and Designated Engineering Representatives (DERs) regarding airworthiness and compliance matters.Collaborate with the Flight Test organization to plan and execute flight test events aimed at validating aerodynamic models and vehicle performance.Develop methods, processes, and documentation to support aircraft fleet management, including repair assessments and guidance, Configuration Deviation Lists, and Minimum Equipment Lists.

Archer Aviation Inc., situated in the heart of San Jose, California, is at the forefront of aerospace innovation, dedicated to constructing an all-electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft. Our mission is to revolutionize sustainable air mobility by designing, manufacturing, and operating aircraft capable of transporting four passengers with minimal noise pollution.We aspire to achieve remarkable advancements while tackling complex challenges. We firmly believe that a diverse workforce enhances our intelligence, drives insightful solutions, and propels us toward collective success. Our commitment is to foster an equitable and inclusive work environment that honors our differences and uplifts every member of our team.The RoleIn the role of Senior Staff Systems Engineer within the Air Vehicle group, you will focus on Mechanical Systems. You will engage with various systems including Landing Gear, Cabin, Closures, Environmental Control, Airframe, and Wiring Systems, taking on the responsibility as the Systems Engineer for one of these areas. This position allows you to bridge the gap between high-level aircraft requirements and detailed component design, ensuring seamless interfaces. Your confidence and eagerness to collaborate with multiple disciplines across the organization will be paramount to your success.What you’ll do:Collaborate with diverse engineering teams to design high-reliability, safety-critical systems for aircraft.Lead the preparation of reports to validate system readiness for key milestone reviews.Serve as the primary contact for system-level documentation and reporting.Drive change management initiatives within a complex product structure.Lead efforts to:Conduct operational and functional analyses,Define and decompose system requirements with traceability through overall system architecture,Establish and manage technical/programmatic performance metrics (cost, weight, performance objectives),Ensure full compliance with safety regulations.Collaborate with technical disciplines to develop verification plans, support verification/test planning, and conduct assessments to demonstrate compliance with system requirements.

Electric Hydrogen is on a mission to produce molecules that will help decarbonize our planet! Our exceptional team is our greatest asset, allowing us to deliver hydrogen through renewable electrolysis for heavy industries, at costs lower than fossil fuels.We are seeking a Senior Control Systems Engineer to become a vital member of our team. In this role, you will be responsible for the development and maintenance of control system documentation, which includes P&IDs, control narratives, I/O lists, loop diagrams, and cause-and-effect matrices for our large-scale electrolyzer systems. This position offers the flexibility of working onsite/hybrid at our San Jose, CA office or remotely from Houston, TX, reporting directly to the Director of Software Engineering.

Archer Aviation is an innovative aerospace company headquartered in San Jose, California, dedicated to revolutionizing air travel through the development of an all-electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft. Our mission is to promote sustainable air mobility by designing, manufacturing, and operating an aircraft capable of transporting four passengers with minimal noise emissions.We are committed to high aspirations and tackling complex challenges, and we believe that a diverse workplace fosters greater intelligence, better insights, and ultimately leads to our collective success. Archer is devoted to creating an equitable and inclusive environment that values differences and supports the celebration of all team members.The Propulsion Electronics Team at Archer is looking for a talented Staff Electronics Engineer to spearhead the architecture and design of critical controller boards for our electric engines and generators.

Join a thriving community of over 50,000 customers worldwide who trust our innovative, cloud-driven networking solutions. At Extreme Networks, we empower organizations to accelerate their digital transformation and achieve remarkable progress through our award-winning services and unwavering support. With consistent double-digit growth each year, we are uniquely positioned to deliver scalable outcomes that transform businesses.At our core, we value inclusion and diversity, creating a workplace where every employee can flourish because of their unique perspectives and experiences. We believe that our differences are our strength, and we are dedicated to fostering an environment that supports everyone’s success.Now is the perfect time to become part of something significant with Extreme! As a global leader in networking, discover the exceptional opportunities that await you on the Extreme team.

Archer Aviation is an innovative aerospace company headquartered in San Jose, California, dedicated to revolutionizing air travel with our all-electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft. Our mission is to enhance sustainable air mobility, enabling efficient travel while minimizing environmental impact and noise levels.At Archer, we aim high, tackling complex challenges with a belief that a diverse workforce fosters smarter solutions and drives insights that lead to collective success. We are committed to creating an inclusive and equitable workplace that values every team member's uniqueness.What You’ll Do:Assist in the development and preparation of FAA Certification Ground and Flight test plans.Contribute to the creation of test cards.Collaborate with engineers, maintainers, technicians, and program management to ensure safe and efficient test operations.Support the generation of Company and Certification reports.Prepare material for test readiness reviews.Serve as a flight test engineer and/or test conductor during test events both on the aircraft and in the control room.Engage in flight briefs and debriefs for test events.Take part in test setup activities on the flight line.Report and communicate test results to the Flight Test and Engineering teams.Participate in all aspects of the Flight Test Safety Risk Management process.Prepare test operating limitations and advisories in collaboration with relevant engineering disciplines.Attend safety review board (SRB) meetings.

Electric Hydrogen is dedicated to revolutionizing the energy landscape by producing green hydrogen through renewable electrolysis, aiming to decarbonize our world! Our talented team is our greatest asset, enabling us to deliver hydrogen at prices that compete with fossil fuels for heavy industries.We are currently seeking a Staff Mechanical Engineer - Power Systems to join our innovative team in San Jose, CA. In this role, you will spearhead the development of cutting-edge power electronics products aimed at generating green hydrogen, guiding projects from prototype through to production.

Archer Aviation is revolutionizing the aerospace industry from our base in San Jose, California. We are committed to developing an innovative all-electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft, designed to enhance sustainable air mobility. Our aircraft, capable of carrying four passengers, operates with minimal noise pollution, aligning with our vision for a greener future.At Archer, we aim high and tackle complex challenges. We believe that diversity fuels our creativity and drives success. Our company fosters an inclusive, equitable environment where every team member's contributions are valued and celebrated.What You’ll Do:Contribute to the design, fabrication, testing, and certification phases of Archer's piloted eVTOL aircraft.Develop Electrical Installation Designs for all Flight Test Instrumentation hardware in flight test aircraft.Assist in planning installations and coordinate with manufacturing for flight test instrumentation integration on test aircraft.Collaborate with internal teams and external vendors to address instrumentation and measurement challenges.Serve as a principal advisor to the Instrumentation Director on all electrical design activities related to aircraft instrumentation.Create processes and documentation to facilitate the installation and maintenance of flight test instrumentation.Partner with Flight Test Engineering and Certification Teams to execute all necessary flight test activities for development and certification.Work with engineering design and analysis teams to develop a comprehensive instrumentation plan, including monitoring of strain, temperature, vibration, pressure, air data, and environmental control systems.Design all necessary hardware for flight testing, including instrumentation racks, air data booms, aircrew interfaces, workstations, camera and telemetry systems.Support instrumentation technicians and the Aircraft Operations Team in implementing instrumentation designs.Ensure that all flight test instrumentation tasks are completed on schedule and within budget.

At Archer Aviation, we are at the forefront of revolutionizing air travel. Based in San Jose, California, we are developing an innovative all-electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft designed to harness the benefits of sustainable air mobility. Our mission is to create an aircraft capable of carrying four passengers while significantly reducing noise pollution.We tackle ambitious challenges, believing that a diverse workforce enhances our intelligence, drives insightful solutions, and leads us to collective success. We are committed to fostering an inclusive environment that values and celebrates our unique differences.What You’ll Do:We are looking for a highly experienced Flight Test Program Manager to spearhead the planning, execution, and certification of our flight test campaigns. This pivotal role will serve as the essential link between our design engineering teams, flight operations crew, and regulatory authorities. As the manager, you will oversee the daily operations of flight test vehicles, ensuring that all development and certification testing is conducted with the utmost safety and efficiency. A profound understanding of flight test operations, along with exceptional organizational, communication, and time management skills, is essential for success in this role.Key Responsibilities:Lead the comprehensive planning and execution of flight test campaigns from initial ground runs to final certification.Act as the primary liaison between the Flight Test organization and Design Engineering, Manufacturing, and Quality teams.Develop, manage, and ensure adherence to flight test processes and procedures.Oversee configuration control of test vehicles to guarantee alignment with specific test requirements.Collaborate with the FAA and designated engineering representatives (DERs) to facilitate Certification and Type Inspection Authorization (TIA) activities.Manage logistics for external test sites, including remote deployments, hangar facilities, and airspace coordination.Program Management:Create and maintain the Integrated Master Schedule (IMS) for all flight test vehicles and assets.Oversee program budgets for flight operations, including instrumentation, maintenance, telemetry infrastructure, and external range costs.Track and report on flight test key performance indicators (KPIs), such as sortie rates, test point efficiency, and aircraft availability.Facilitate daily stand-ups and weekly program reviews.