International Expat: Systems Engineering & Integration Manager

Strong system-level integration and architecture review capability.

Ability to ensure vehicle-level design consistency across sizing, performance allocation

Capability to evaluate trade studies and configuration changes from a compliance perspective.

Ability to manage cross-functional technical interfaces across multiple engineering domains.

Demonstrated ability to represent technical positions within engineering governance and key milestone / change reviews (e.g., SRR, PDR, CDR TRR, CCB).

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The System Engineering & Integration Manager serves as Supernal’s technical integration authority, ensuring that engineering execution, system architecture, and certification activities remain aligned with FAA-recognized development standards and Supernal’s Part 21 Applicant obligations throughout the aircraft development lifecycle.

This role oversees system-level consistency across sizing, architecture, configuration control, and verification activities, while maintaining disciplined alignment with ARP4754A/ARP4761A processes and certification readiness milestones.

Acting as the integration focal point, the position ensures that cross-functional technical decisions support vehicle-level performance, safety, and compliance objectives.

In addition, the role supports Supernal’s readiness to assume FAA Part 21 Applicant responsibilities by reviewing major design milestones, identifying integration and certification risks, and ensuring technical outputs are appropriately integrated into Supernal’s engineering governance framework to preserve technical continuity.

Review and assess engineering processes and technical governance to ensure alignment with FAA-recognized development standards, including ARP4754A, ARP4761A, DO-178C, and DO-254, across all program phases.

Identify gaps between engineering processes and FAA-compliant systems frameworks, and define process enhancements required for certification readiness at major milestones.