Electrical Engineer II

Honeywell Aerospace•Clearwater, FL

12d•Onsite

About The Position

Honeywell Aerospace’s Global Repair & Overhaul Engineering (GROE) team is seeking an Electrical Engineer II to support our Avionics Repair & Overhaul (R&O) business within the Americas Service Center network. In this role, you’ll deliver engineering solutions that improve turnaround time (TAT), reduce cost, expand capability, and strengthen operational performance in a fast‑paced MRO environment.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution in a technical discipline such as the sciences, technology, engineering or mathematics.
2+ years of experience in the avionics or electronics industry.

Nice To Haves

Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering or Science, Industrial, or Instrumental.
Strong decision‑making in complex situations with the ability to balance analysis and action.
Ability to estimate and articulate business impact of engineering solutions.
Self‑motivation and ability to work independently while solving complex problems.
Knowledge of avionics systems including: cockpit displays, electromechanical instruments, flight controls, FMS, autopilot, inertial navigation, GPS, DME, ILS, nav/com radios, satcom, radio altimeters, weather radar, transponders, TCAS, EGPWS, and flight recorders.
Understanding of FAR 21 (OEM) and FAR 145 (repair) regulatory concepts.
Familiarity with DO‑178, DO‑254, and DO‑160 aerospace standards.
Knowledge of configuration management for products and test systems.
Ability to comply with import/export regulations (EAR, ITAR).
Experience with SAP or other ERP systems in engineering, repair, or supply‑chain workflows.

Responsibilities

Apply broad electronics and electrical engineering knowledge to complete repair & overhaul engineering tasks.
Support daily R&O operations, providing troubleshooting, technical guidance, and engineering decisions to maintain efficient shop flow.
Work cross‑functionally with operations, supply chain, quality, planning, design engineering, test engineering, and customer support to resolve issues and drive process improvements.
Identify repair cost‑reduction opportunities and lead projects from concept through full deployment.
Develop and implement new avionics repair processes to expand repair capability and support entry‑into‑service for new products.
Introduce new and existing technologies that improve repair shop performance and productivity.
Collaborate with product design engineering, test engineering, and service center staff to resolve issues involving product modifications, upgrades, investigations, and test‑equipment repairs.
Standardize avionics repair and test procedures across multiple sites for consistency and productivity improvement.
Lead Corrective Action Request (CAR) teams and negotiate solutions to prevent defects from entering repair processes.
Communicate status with internal and external customers regarding repair delivery disruptions, NFF investigations, warranty concerns, and first‑year‑in‑service failures.
Troubleshoot and repair avionics bench test systems; implement engineering solutions to reduce test equipment downtime.
Use ERP systems such as SAP to manage work orders, validate BOM/routing data, analyze repair history, check part availability, and ensure accuracy of engineering changes.
Build business cases for capital investments using ROI, payback period, and NPV.