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Start Date
Immediate
Expiry Date
28 Dec, 26
Salary
75000.0
Posted On
29 Sep, 26
Experience
7 year(s) or above
Remote Job
Yes
Telecommute
Yes
Sponsor Visa
No
Skills
Industry
Information Technology & Services
At Kea Aerospace, we're on a mission to create insights from the stratosphere that will improve life on our planet. We're developing the Kea Atmos, a solar-powered, remotely piloted aircraft designed to fly continuously in the stratosphere for months at a time. Operating at around 60,000 feet, the Atmos will deliver high-resolution aerial imagery for maritime surveillance, environmental monitoring and disaster management. We're a small R&D team in Christchurch, and you'll own the systems our design and flight test work depends on.
Our fully operational, self-managed infrastructure spans servers, networking, virtualisation hosts and engineering workstations. You will take day-to-day ownership of the IT infrastructure, which runs various engineering workloads such as simulations, processing of large datasets, test environments and the use of PLM systems. Working in this environment means maintenance windows have to fit around day-to-day engineering and our flight test schedule.
The role reports to our Avionics Lead. You will start with a handover, learning the systems from the engineers who built them, and take over from there. You will continue working closely with engineering after that, as the infrastructure exists to support aircraft design and flight testing.
We're open to this role being full-time or part-time. If you'd prefer part-time, let us know in your application how many days a week would suit you. This role requires you to be onsite at our Christchurch facility.
This role holds privileged access to our core systems, engineering IP and flight data. Any offer will be conditional on satisfactory reference and background checks, and the legal right to work in New Zealand.
Some of our future work may require New Zealand Government security clearances. We'll talk through what this could mean for the role during the interview process.
At Kea Aerospace, we're on a mission to create insights from the stratosphere that will improve life on our planet. We're developing the Kea Atmos, a solar-powered, remotely piloted aircraft designed to fly continuously in the stratosphere for months at a time. Operating at around 60,000 feet, the Atmos will deliver high-resolution aerial imagery for maritime surveillance, environmental monitoring and disaster management. We're a small R&D team in Christchurch, and you'll own the systems our design and flight test work depends on.
Our fully operational, self-managed infrastructure spans servers, networking, virtualisation hosts and engineering workstations. You will take day-to-day ownership of the IT infrastructure, which runs various engineering workloads such as simulations, processing of large datasets, test environments and the use of PLM systems. Working in this environment means maintenance windows have to fit around day-to-day engineering and our flight test schedule.
The role reports to our Avionics Lead. You will start with a handover, learning the systems from the engineers who built them, and take over from there. You will continue working closely with engineering after that, as the infrastructure exists to support aircraft design and flight testing.
We're open to this role being full-time or part-time. If you'd prefer part-time, let us know in your application how many days a week would suit you. This role requires you to be onsite at our Christchurch facility.
This role holds privileged access to our core systems, engineering IP and flight data. Any offer will be conditional on satisfactory reference and background checks, and the legal right to work in New Zealand.
Some of our future work may require New Zealand Government security clearances. We'll talk through what this could mean for the role during the interview process.
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