Project Engineer – Aircraft Mechanical Systems

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Syber Jet Aircraft is seeking a Project Engineer – Mechanical Systems with strong design, integration, and FAA certification experience related to aircraft braking and hydraulic systems. The candidate will coordinate design activities and oversee certification efforts for the SJ36 brake system program while supporting the efforts of other project engineers and cross‑functional teams. This role blends technical engineering leadership, project oversight, and regulatory compliance responsibilities, and is ideally suited for a mechanical systems engineer who has contributed directly to FAA Part 23 (or Part 25) aircraft programs and understands the full life cycle of project planning, development, integration, risk management, and certification.

You will act as a project engineer for aircraft braking and hydraulic systems development, interfacing with suppliers and guiding independent mechanical, electrical, and systems engineering teams to ensure the final design is safe, compliant with requirements, certifiable, manufacturable, and optimized for performance and reliability.

• Serve as an in‑house Subject Matter Expert (SME) for aircraft braking and hydraulic systems, providing guidance on design, integration, operational, maintenance, and certification aspects.
• Support system architecture decisions, component selection, and interface definitions to meet aircraft‑level performance, safety, and certification objectives.

• Lead project engineering efforts across multiple assigned mechanical systems programs while supporting other engineers and cross‑functional teams.
• Develop, maintain, and track project schedules, technical deliverables, and milestones.
• Plan and sequence engineering tasks to optimise schedule, reduce technical and certification risk, and support on‑time program execution.
• Act as the primary liaison between internal engineering teams, suppliers, DERs, and certification authorities, coordinating proposed solutions with the FAA as required.
• Facilitate cross‑functional integration to resolve interface and design issues.

• Oversee certification efforts for assigned braking and hydraulic systems projects.
• Apply 14 CFR Part 23 regulations and associated guidance material to design activities, compliance planning, and certification efforts.
• Define and document system certification basis, compliance strategies, and means of compliance.
• Develop and maintain certification plans and compliance matrices, including Project‑Specific Certification Plans (PSCPs).
• Prepare, review, approve, and release certification documentation, including requirements, specifications, ICDs, verification plans, test plans (ground, flight, lab), test results, and other certification documents and compliance artefacts.

• Ensure system designs comply with regulatory requirements and align with aircraft‑level operational, safety, and performance objectives.
• Coordinate design activities to support continued operational safety and continued airworthiness requirements.

• Support creation, review, approval, and release of system and aircraft‑level safety assessments (FHA, PSSA, FTA, FMEA, CCA, etc.).
• Identify technical and certification risks early and develop practical mitigation strategies to reduce program risk.

• Analyse and resolve complex mechanical systems design, integration, and test issues, offering innovative,…