Jobs at Wisk

The Staff Flight Test Instrumentation Engineer will design, integrate, maintain, and troubleshoot flight test instrumentation systems for aircraft in development, ensuring effective data acquisition and system configuration management.

The Manufacturing Engineer at Wisk will design manufacturable aircraft components, support production engineering, and optimize manufacturing processes for autonomous electric aircraft.

Lead aircraft systems integration, ensuring design, verification, and certification readiness. Drive ARP4754/4761 compliance, safety analyses, trade studies, requirements decomposition, system validation, and end-to-end integration for flight test and certification.

The Senior Controls Engineer will develop, analyze, and implement control systems for autonomous flight software while collaborating with various engineering teams.

Design, test, and analyze mechanical and electromechanical components for powertrain technologies in aircraft. Validate designs using simulations and first principles techniques while managing component weights.

Lead implementation and maintenance of the Safety Management System across design, manufacturing, and testing. Conduct and coach hazard and risk assessments, produce SMS documentation and visualizations, train staff, perform root cause analyses, standardize safety practices, and support regulatory approval. Onsite role based in Fremont.

The Senior Staff Aerodynamics Engineer at Wisk will develop CFD models and perform aerodynamic analysis for a novel aircraft aimed at urban air mobility, ensuring high performance and safety standards.

The Systems Engineer will support the development and integration of avionics systems for an autonomous eVTOL aircraft, focusing on Ground Control Station and Airborne Comms. Responsibilities include requirements validation, system design, and safety-critical system integration.

Lead the Flight Dynamics team for Wisk Gen 6 aircraft; ensure development from concept to certification, overseeing modeling, simulation, and validation.

The Staff Systems Safety Engineer assesses risk, develops safety plans, ensures compliance with regulations, and collaborates with teams for autonomous aircraft safety.

The Systems Safety Engineer assesses risk using qualitative and quantitative methods to ensure safety compliance for aircraft systems. They collaborate with teams to improve safety, reliability, and maintainability by following regulatory requirements and safety standards.

The Electric Propulsion Motor Lead will design, test, and integrate electric motor systems for autonomous EVTOL aircraft, lead a team, and ensure certification compliance.