Advanced System Designer For Video And Artificial Intelligence Avionic Computer (f/m)
Airbus Operations SAS
Toulouse, France
On-site
Video and artificial intelligence avionic computer
Integrated modular avionic (ima)
Real time constraints
Airbus Operations SAS is seeking an Advanced System Designer for Video and Artificial Intelligence Avionic Computer to join their Avionics Platform & Cockpit Systems Team in Toulouse, France. The role focuses on the design and technical definition of a new avionic computer dedicated to video and AI, requiring expertise in avionics development, GPU experience, and a strong engineering background
Job Summary
Drive the technical design and definition of a new IMA avionic computer dedicated to Video and Artificial Intelligence, a critical hardware/software component within Airbus next-generation system architecture (DAL-C).
Define the architecture for Video and AI avionic computers as part of the overall next-generation system architecture and support preliminary resources allocation.
Airbus offers attractive salary, agreements on success and profit sharing schemes, employee savings plan, and great upskilling opportunities with unlimited access to +10.000 e-learning courses.
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Airbus Operations SAS is seeking an Advanced System Designer for Video and Artificial Intelligence Avionic Computer to join their Avionics Platform & Cockpit Systems Team in Toulouse, France. The role focuses on the design and technical definition of a new avionic computer dedicated to video and AI, requiring expertise in avionics development, GPU experience, and a strong engineering background.
Skills & Requirements
Must-have
Video and Artificial Intelligence Avionic Computer
Integrated Modular Avionic (IMA)
real time constraints
DAL-C certification
Nice-to-have
collaborative and team-player mindset
flexible working arrangements
Key Requirements
Graduate degree in Engineering
Experience in Avionics Computer development and architecture
Experience in GPU (for video processing and heavy computations)