Electronic Calibration Specialist

Are you one of those people who look up to the sky every time a plane passes by?

Space holds no more secrets for you than it does for science?

Environmental and technological challenges are among those you wish to tackle?

Come join Sabca and play your own role in the fast-moving world of aerospace inside a company with more than 100 years of existence.

We are experts in designing, manufacturing, maintaining, and upgrading large and complex elements for aircraft and space launchers. 

In Brussels, we have our Structural and Mechatronics Engineering offices, where all our new programs begin and our workshops are equipped with modern

machines that produce complex metallic assemblies for aircraft and space launchers as well as advanced Thrust Vectoring Systems for space launchers.

Mission: 

The Electronic calibration specialist is responsible for the calibration, verification, and maintenance of electronic measuring instruments used in laboratories, production, and avionics testing. This role ensures equipment compliance with strict aerospace standards (AS9100, EASA, etc.) and contributes to the reliability of systems critical to flight safety.

Responsibilities: 

•    Perform periodic calibration, adjustments, and diagnostics on electronic instruments (multimeters, oscilloscopes, avionics sensors, electrical test equipment, test benches for electromechanical actuators, etc.).
•    Test and troubleshoot malfunctions on complex electronic devices used in aerospace environments.
•    Document calibration procedures, results, and certificates with full traceability.
•    Maintain reference standards and ensure compliance with aerospace metrology requirements.
•    Participate in drafting and updating calibration-related procedures (SOPs).
•    Identify non-conformities, propose corrective actions, and support quality audits.
•    Manage the inventory of calibration tools.

You are responsible for: 

•    Ensuring compliance with the EN9100 quality standard and the ISO 14001 environmental standard;
•    Performing rigorous self-checks to guarantee the quality and conformity of the work;
•    Transferring your skills and knowledge to new team members to foster a culture of continuous learning and mutual support.

Profile: 

Education: 
•    Technical degree in electronics, electromechanics, avionics, instrumentation, or equivalent (Bachelor's in Electronics or similar).        

Desired experience: 

•    Significant experience in calibration of instruments and electronic devices, ideally in aerospace, defense, or regulated industries
•    In-depth knowledge of electronic devices: proficiency with measurement tools (oscilloscopes, digital multimeters, signal generators, etc.) and principles of electronics.         

Skills: 

•    Familiarity with metrology and aerospace quality standards (AS9100, ISO 17025, EASA Part-21 a plus).
•    Rigorous, accurate, with a strong attention to detail and safety awareness.
•    Skills in technical documentation and report writing.
•    Team player with ability to work autonomously in a certified environment.

Languages:

•    Proficiency in French and/or Dutch; technical English is essential (international documentation and partners).

So, What’s in it for you?

Experience Gain new experience to thanks to the full range of services we offer to the civil, space and military aviation markets as well as to the commercial

Unmanned Autonomous Systems (drones). Our activities include designing, manufacturing, maintaining, and upgrading large and complex elements for aircraft and space launchers for

customers and partners belonging to the elite of the aerospace industry.

Excitement Work in an exciting environment where long-standing expertise and research and technological development feed off each other.

Sabca collaborators have their passion and their know-how as common denominator.

Teamwork, reliability and innovation are part of the culture we value and that lead us to success.

Challenges Help Europe access to space by designing and manufacturing rocket structures.

Be part of the pioneers in developing advanced air mobility solutions inside our division dedicated to drones. Use your knowledge to take people around the world on board low-carbon aircraft.

Contribute to the environmental and technological challenges of the century. Play your own role in the fast-moving world of aerospace.

Be ready for take-off