Senior Infrastructure Engineer

Analog AI

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.).
  

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.