Full-Time
Sr. Electrical Engineer Wiring
Groundings, And Distributions
Confirmed live in the last 24 hours
Supernal
501-1,000 employees
Develops electric vertical takeoff aircraft
Compensation Overview
$122.8k - $157.5kAnnually
Senior
Irvine, CA, USA
Required to work on-site 5 days a week.
- Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering or Mechanical Engineering required; Master’s degree is preferred
- Minimum five (5) years of experience in engineering (an equivalent combination of education and experience may be considered)
- Experience with the full life cycle of aircraft electrical harness design, qualification, production, and product support
- Experience in the EV automotive or electric aviation industry
- Experience designing electrical wiring for high-power, 600+ VDC distribution systems
- Experience working with regulatory agencies
- Experience with vehicle checkout and testing
- Familiarity with wiring and cable bundle thermal management installation considerations
- Strong ability to identify and communicate risks and drive issues to closure
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills
- Proactive delivery of communication and follow up
- Excellent organizational skills and attention to detail
- Must have the ability to independently prioritize and accomplish work within time constraints
- Proficiency with Excel VLOOKUP, pivot tables, MS Office Suite
- Collaborate with the Powertrain and other Air Vehicle teams to develop electrical system requirements
- Translate requirements into system distribution architecture, layout, and design, including bonding and grounding
- Design and size cable bundles, wire harnesses, and wire routing to industry standards
- Select aerospace connectors and EMI cable shielding to ensure safety and system separation requirements are met
- Design to industry standards and using wiring design toolboxes within CATIA
- Develop 2D wiring schematics and 3D installation drawings
- Perform voltage drop analysis, thermal performance, and electrical loads analysis
- Work with the flight tech team to define efficiencies calculations and weight management
- Collaborate with suppliers to ensure successful program execution and compliance with requirements
- Participate in multi-functional working groups to identify optimal routing of power distribution cables
- Hands-on abilities with harness build, validation, and troubleshooting
- Partner with PMO organization to implement build plan
- Up to 10% of domestic and international travel
- Other duties as assigned
Supernal focuses on transforming urban transportation through the development of electric Vertical Takeoff and Landing (eVTOL) vehicles. These electric aircraft are designed to take off and land vertically, providing a zero-carbon and efficient transportation option for cities. Supernal targets urban planners, city governments, and private transportation companies, offering solutions to reduce ground traffic congestion and carbon emissions. Their business model includes the development, production, and operation of eVTOLs, generating revenue through sales, leasing, and support services like maintenance and fleet management. Based in Irvine, California, Supernal emphasizes safety and customer needs, with their eVTOL model, the S-A2, featuring eight tilting rotors to address engineering challenges. The company aims to set a high standard for advanced air mobility, believing that collaboration and community involvement are key to the success of this transportation solution.
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Washington, District of Columbia
Founded
2020
6 month growth
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Supernal's debut of the S-A2 at the Farnborough International Airshow positions it as a frontrunner in the AAM market.
- Strategic partnerships with organizations like the World Economic Forum and Embry-Riddle enhance Supernal's credibility and industry influence.
- The appointment of David McBride as CTO brings extensive aerospace expertise, potentially accelerating the development and certification of their eVTOL vehicles.
What critics are saying
- The competitive landscape in the AAM sector, with players like Lilium making significant strides, could impact Supernal's market share.
- The ambitious goal of launching commercial flights by 2028 may face regulatory and technological hurdles, delaying market entry.
What makes Supernal unique
- Supernal's collaboration with Hyundai Motor Group leverages automotive design expertise to create a unique eVTOL vehicle, setting it apart from competitors.
- The S-A2's eight tilting rotors solve multiple engineering challenges, offering a state-of-the-art solution in the AAM industry.
- Supernal's strong emphasis on safety, sustainability, and seamless integration into existing urban infrastructure provides a comprehensive approach to urban air mobility.