Oxygen Systems Engineer at Airbus (m/f/x)

Cabin safety starts with system expertise – and your precision.
At Airbus Operations GmbH in Hamburg-Finkenwerder, you will be part of a specialised team as an Oxygen Systems Engineer. You will support the continued development, validation and regulatory compliance of oxygen systems used in A/C operations worldwide. From requirements to testing, from supplier coordination to airworthiness – your work has direct impact on passenger safety. Apply now and contribute to the systems that keep people breathing – safely.

The gross annual salary ranges between €73,000 and €76,000, depending on qualifications. The position is fixed-term until 31 December 2026. If you’ve already applied via ARTS, no need to apply again – we will automatically consider you for all relevant positions.

Job details

Workplace: Hamburg Finkenwerder

Occupational Area: Project & Programme Management

Contract: Temporary employment

Job-ID: 18323

Customer:

Tasks

• Prepare and manage modification documentation within the ATA35 oxygen systems domain
• Review and coordinate supplier documentation for product specifications and qualification results
• Ensure compliance with airworthiness standards and Airbus internal requirements
• Support lab, ground, and flight tests, including anomaly investigations down to component and system level
• Coordinate system-related activities with internal stakeholders (procurement, production, flight test, customer services, engineering, certification)
• Contribute to root cause analysis and corrective actions for in-service system issues
• Assist in configuration management and requirements documentation
• Help secure the continuous evolution and reliability of Airbus’ oxygen systems

Qualifications

• Successfully completed degree in Electrical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, Mechatronics, Engineering Sciences or Industrial Engineering (at least a Bachelor's degree)
• Extensive professional experience in the areas of engineering, research & development, as well as aerospace engineering
• Experience in supplier management; ideally familiarity with ATA35 systems and a solid understanding of civil aviation requirements and documentation processes
• Confident handling of DOORS, Google Workspace, and tools used in requirements engineering and configuration management
• Business-fluent English skills (at least C1) and good German skills (at least B2)
• CV in English required
• A valid, unrestricted work permit for the European Union is mandatory (student visas are not accepted)