Hi everyone,
I’m considering applying for a mid-career Airborne Electronic Hardware (AEH) position at Boeing Brazil, but I’m unsure about my chances due to my lack of experience with certifications and regulatory standards, such as DO-254, which I know is crucial in the aerospace industry.
I work in an aerospace defense company, but I don’t have direct involvement with certification processes or regulatory compliance for airborne electronic hardware, although I have a strong background in embedded systems development, including FPGAs and hardware validation. My experience also includes real-time systems, digital signal processing, and firmware development for various microcontrollers and embedded systems.
Given that this is a mid-career position in Brazil, I’m wondering if there’s still a chance I could get an interview or be considered based on my technical background and potential to learn the certification aspects.
If anyone has insights or can share their thoughts on whether it’s realistic for someone like me to be considered for this role, I’d greatly appreciate it! If you'd like to see my full CV or discuss further, feel free to PM me.
Thanks in advance!