Systems Engineer for Electronic Ground Systems | Systemingenieur elektronische Bodensysteme (m/w/d)

Rheinmetall AG

Penzberg, Bayern, Deutschland
Published Mar 12, 2026
Full-time
Permanent

Job Summary

As a Systems Engineer for Electronic Ground Systems, you will be responsible for the development of electronic, communication, and IT systems within the military sector. Your daily responsibilities include planning and coordinating architectures for ground systems, selecting and configuring system devices, and hardening IT infrastructure such as computer hardware and network technology. You will create system concepts based on strict requirements and standards, conduct integration tests, and manage technical acceptance procedures. A unique aspect of this role is the coordination of subcontractors and the opportunity to work on complex, interdisciplinary military projects. This position is ideal for professionals with a strong background in electrical engineering and communication systems who enjoy a blend of conceptual design, hands-on testing, and technical documentation within a highly regulated environment.

Required Skills

Education

University degree (Diploma or Master's) in Electrical Engineering with a specialization in Communication Systems, Information Technology, or a comparable field.

Experience

  • Several years of professional and project experience in electronic systems development or related fields
  • Experience in systems engineering and development processes specifically using the V-Model
  • Professional experience in communication technology, digital computers, and data/video systems including encryption
  • Experience in the conception of networks and configuration of network components
  • Preferred experience with manned aviation development standards such as DO160 or ARP4754

Languages

German (Fluent)English (Fluent)

Additional

  • The role requires flexibility, high commitment, and a strong sense of quality awareness. The position is based in Penzberg and involves working within military and potentially aviation-regulated frameworks.