Infrastructure Engineer

Overview

About Analog

Analog is a catalyst for change across various industries - from global enterprises to the public sector, from healthcare to ecology. Analog's approach to AI ensures that technological advancements are not just about efficiency and convenience, but about enriching human experiences and fostering a more connected and mixed world. Analog is not just building technology; we are crafting a world where technology is an invisible yet indispensable part of our lives. Join us on our journey as we work to build solutions that will empower people to stop living behind the digital world and start remembering how to live in our rainbow-filled analog world.

Role Overview

The ideal candidate would be a Simulations and Systems Maintenance Engineer or Technical Operations Manager. To maintain the smooth functioning of high-end simulators and equipment, we would need someone with a broad skill set in both technical hardware and software troubleshooting, as well as strong vendor management skills to communicate effectively with the respective companies for repairs.

Responsibilities

• Mechanical Engineering Knowledge:
• Expertise in handling motion platforms, actuators, and mechanical parts.
• Ability to perform regular inspections, preventive maintenance, and repairs.
• Electronics and Electrical Engineering:
• Strong understanding of electrical systems, wiring, and power supply to ensure that simulators are operating within proper voltage and current ranges.
• Ability to troubleshoot electrical issues in actuators, motors, and controllers.
• Networking and IT:
• Experience with network-connected devices like the Cisco access point and any other equipment that may be part of the simulation system.
• Capability to maintain network integrity and handle any remote system diagnostics.
• Software and Systems:
• Knowledge of simulator software, including flight or racing simulation programs, and how they interface with motion platforms.
• Ability to perform software updates, configuration changes, and troubleshoot software-related issues.
• Vendor Coordination and Communication:
• Ability to identify when external support is needed and communicate effectively with vendors (e.g., BRUNNER, D-BOX, VESARO, etc.) to ensure timely maintenance or part replacements.
• Manage warranty claims, schedule service visits, and communicate with third-party service providers.
• General Facilities Maintenance:
• Oversight of overall system health, including the environment in which simulators operate (temperature control, space for ventilation, etc.).
  

Qualifications

• Engineering Degree (Mechanical, Electrical, or Systems Engineering preferred) or equivalent experience in handling complex technical systems.
• Experience in maintaining high-end simulation systems (flight simulators, racing simulators) is highly desirable.
• Vendor Management Experience to deal with multiple equipment manufacturers for troubleshooting, support, and repairs.
• Strong Analytical Skills to perform diagnostics on both hardware and software issues.
  
  

This person would act as the primary point of contact for the day-to-day running and troubleshooting of your simulation equipment and would liaise with manufacturers for support when necessary.

What Working At Analog Offers

Culture: An open, diverse and inclusive environment with a global vision that encourages personal growth and focuses on ground-breaking, industry-first innovations.

Career: Outstanding learning, development & growth opportunities via structured training programs and innovative, high-tech projects.

Rewards: A competitive remuneration package with a host of perks including healthcare, education support, leave benefits and more.

If you can confidently demonstrate that you meet the criteria above, please contact us as soon as possible.

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