Avionics Engineer — Specification + V&V Flight Controls (DO-178C) — Aichi

abbealNagoyajapandevoffentliggjort 23.07.2026
Skal:Senior

Location requirement

You must already be living in Japan with valid work authorization. We are not sponsoring relocation or visa transfers from overseas for this role. Applications from outside Japan will not be considered.

About Abbeal

Abbeal is an international IT & engineering consulting firm (France, Japan, Canada). Through Abbeal, you join the avionics team of a passenger eVTOL (flying car) program in Aichi, Japan.

Background

The client is developing a passenger eVTOL, around 250 people, undergoing JCAB / FAA certification. You own the avionics specification and V&V of the Flight Controls, in a catastrophic-failure-level safety-critical environment. Based in Aichi (Toyota City), full on-site. Several openings. Long mission: 6 months minimum, likely extended to 12–24 months. Freelance or permanent (CDI) both possible.

Your Mission

Hands-on flight control laws (MATLAB/Simulink models) and their V&V

Avionics and Flight Controls specification

V&V of Flight Controls in a safety-critical environment

Coordinate with the systems team and the FCS supplier

Ensure DO-178C Level A and B compliance (plus DO-254, ARP4754A / ARP4761)

What We Are Looking For

Currently based in Japan with valid work authorization — no relocation or visa sponsorship from overseas for this role

Senior engineer with DO-178C A/B experience in civil aviation (8+ years)

Hands-on flight control laws / model-based design (MATLAB/Simulink) plus V&V (traceability, structural coverage, iron-bird benches / FCS rig / fixed-base simulator)

Fluent English required

Japanese is not required (no JLPT requirement)

Open to European profiles willing to relocate; Abbeal's Mobbeal unit handles visa and relocation

Location and Setup

Aichi (Toyota City / Nagoya area), Japan — full on-site. Indicative range ¥8M–¥16M per year depending on seniority. Hired and supported by Abbeal (visa sponsorship + Mobbeal expat support).