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E-Solutions Inc.

Hardware Certification

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Hardware Certification (Irvine, CA) | 10/15/26 Job Description Hardware Certification Planning Engineer-location - Irvine, CA,- Onsite only  Required Skills No of years of Exp Hardware Certification Plan Airborne Electronic Hardware (AEH)
FAA/EASA
audits, SOI, PHAC, traceability, Hardware Design Assurance Level (DAL A/B) Compliance Mapping / Compliance Matrix Hardware Certification & Regulatory certification/audit experience Documentation & Artifacts Certification Compliance Certification document development Top must-have: Airborne Hardware Certification + Statement of Involvement (SOI)+ DAL Determination + Certification Planning + Compliance Mapping.
Job Summary:
An Airborne Electronic Hardware (AEH) Certification Engineer guides electronic hardware through aviation regulatory compliance , focusing heavily on
RTCA DO-254
standards for complex custom micro coded components. Key Responsibilities •
Certification Planning:
Create and manage the Plan for Hardware Aspects of Certification (PHAC), hardware verification plans, and life cycle data. • DO-254
Compliance:
Ensure hardware design assurance levels (DAL A through E) are met, particularly for high-integrity safety-critical systems (DAL-A/B). •
Artifact Generation:
Produce, review, and maintain traceability matrices, Hardware Requirements Documents (HRDs), Hardware Design Documents (HDDs), and configuration management records. •
FAA/Authority Liaison:
Serve as the technical focal point during FAA audits, design reviews, and Statements of Involvement (SOI). Required Qualifications •
Education:
Bachelor's or Master's degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or a related STEM field. •
Experience:
5+ years of hands-on experience in avionics design assurance, hardware verification, •
Standards Knowledge:
Deep familiarity with DO-254 Certification Guidelines, DO-160 (environmental), and
ARP4754A
(system level).
Audit Experience:
Proven track record supporting formal
FAA/EASA
audits and managing conformity reviews Development of certification plans for airborne electronic hardware Experience with
RTCA DO-254
compliance Hardware Design Assurance Level (DAL A-E) determination Hardware certification lifecycle planning and execution Certification basis development and compliance mapping Hardware Certification1Hardware Certification United States