What are the career & job prospects in India for Avionics?

Their work encompasses tasks related to designing and programming electrical systems onboard spacecraft, aircraft, and satellites. Avionics engineers provide computer system support for all communication, navigation and guidance systems and perform testing to ensure that those systems are working properly. Avionics engineers must have engineering, computer, and technical knowledge. They must also be adept at understanding how to solve problems and to implement ideas. Generally, avionics engineers work as members of a team. As such, they are required to have effective communication and interpersonal skills.

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Avionic systems include communications, navigation, the display and management of multiple systems and the hundreds of systems that are fitted to aircraft to perform individual functions. Generally, electronics and telecommunications engineers specialise in the field of avionics. Avionics is niche area of expertise. Avionics engineers have job opportunities in as Aircraft Maintenance Engineer A.M.E. With air operators, avionics manufacturing companies, maintenance engineering, research engineers, quality controller, software developer, etc.

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Avionics engineers may assist in installing and servicing avionics communications equipment. They ensure that newly installed systems and those that have been repaired meet requirements mandated by the Federal Aviation Administration and specifications set by aircraft manufacturers. They participate in designing, purchasing, testing and calibrating avionic systems such as computer and electronic communication panels. Job profiles in this sector are Aeronautical Engineer Aerospace Engineer Senior Software Engineer Technical Project Engineer Design Engineer Pay scale generally varies from 5-7 LPA. ISRO is the main recruiter for this profile. HAL/ Private airlines also hire avionics engineers. Thank you.

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Their duties involve developing and programming electrical systems for satellites, aeroplanes, and spacecraft. All communication, navigation, and guiding systems are supported by avionics engineers' computer systems, and they also test each system to make sure it is operating properly. Engineering, computer, and technical expertise are prerequisites for avionics engineers. They must also have a strong aptitude for problem-solving and concept implementation. Avionics engineers typically collaborate with others in a team. They must thus possess strong interpersonal and communication abilities.

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Avionics engineers work in the aerospace industry. Their work encompasses tasks related to designing and programming electrical systems on board spacecraft, aircraft and satellites. Avionics engineers provide computer system support for all communication, navigation and guidance systems and perform testing to ensure that those systems are working properly. Avionics engineers must have engineering, computer and technical knowledge. They must also be adept at understanding how to solve problems and to implement ideas. Generally, avionics engineers work as members of a team. As such, they are required to have effective communication and interpersonal skills. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor and Statistics (BLS), the demand for aerospace engineers should decrease by two percent between 2014 and 2024. Most employers look to hire avionics engineers with a 4-year degree in avionics engineering or a related field. The annual median salary for employees in this occupation was $107,830 in 2015 and though in India.

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Avionics are the electronic systems used on aircraft, satellites, and spacecraft. Avionic systems include communications, navigation, the display and management of multiple systems and the hundreds of systems that are fitted to aircraft to perform individual functions. Generally, electronics and telecommunications engineers specialise in the field of avionics. Avionics is niche area of expertise. Avionics engineers have job opportunities in as Aircraft Maintenance Engineer (AME) with air operators, avionics manufacturing companies, maintenance engineering, research engineers, quality controller, software developer, etc. Most of the jobs are in airlines, PSU, Indian Air Forces, DRDO/ISRO, research institutes and educational institutes. Avionics experts earn an average salary of Rs. 7.5 lakhs per year. Pay for this job rises steadily for more experienced workers.

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Avionics is that branch of science which deals with the machines that are for communication, navigation, weather forecast and tracking. It is used in satellites, aeroplace, spacecraft and rockets. Any student who wants to make a career in this field has to complete either Diploma or B.Tech in avionics. For joining this course, a student must have to pass his class 12th exam with at least 50% marks with maths and physics as a subject. There are many colleges in India which are offering this course such as IIST, Hindustan University, UPES-Dehradun. Nowadays, airlines have become an easy way to move from one place to another so its demand has increased and for the safety and regular working of these airlines, a company needs engineers who keep on checking these machine. And avionics engineers find all these machines related to planes. So, there is an easy way to get a job here. One gets to choose among these fields according to their interest. Avionics Software Engineer Customer Support Engineer Hardware Designer Crowd Monitoring Many companies give a job to these aspirants such as AirIndia, SpiceJet, American Express, Indigo and many more. The starting average salary of these engineers is Rs 5 Lakhs per annum and it increases with experience and by a doing Masters in this course.

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Hello, Avionics is a generically used word for almost each and every electronic equipment onboard the aircraft. These days with the advent of technology in the field of electronics and radar, a whole lot of new stuff finds its way in the cockpit. In India unfortunately, due to lack of spending money on frontline research, no new products have come up and as a result, we had to depend on foreign suppliers only. BEL is the government company in this area besides some DRDO labs. However, this has not prevented engineering colleges from introducing courses in avionics. Unfortunately, the prospects for the young graduates is quite dismal. They have to work as only maintainance personnel in airlines mainly. Perhaps with make in India campaign and offset contract with Rafael will give boost to the moribund job market for avionics professionals in India.

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Avionics engineers work in the aerospace industry. Their work encompasses tasks related to designing and programming electrical systems onboard spacecraft, aircraft, and satellites. Avionics engineers provide computer system support for all communication, navigation and guidance systems and perform testing to ensure that those systems are working properly. Avionics engineers may assist in installing and servicing avionics communications equipment. They ensure that newly installed systems and those that have been repaired meet requirements mandated by the Federal Aviation Administration and specifications set by aircraft manufacturers. They participate in designing, purchasing, testing and calibrating avionic systems such as computer and electronic communication panels. Job profiles in this sector are – Aeronautical Engineer Aerospace Engineer Senior Software Engineer Technical Project Engineer Design Engineer Pay scale generally varies from 5-7 LPA. ISRO is the main recruiter for this profile. HAL/ Private airlines also hire avionics engineers.

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Avionics is the branch in Engineering Science which deals with the study of electrical mechanism in Aircraft or space vehicle. As its name suggest, it is a great and vast field which gives plenty of job opportunity to students. For this, you must to have cleared class 12th with PCM Subjects. Then you have to do your B.Tech-M.Tech in Avionics. It is recommended that aspiring avionics engineers earn a Bachelor's degree in a related field, such as aviation engineering, aerospace engineering or electrical engineering. Although, degree is not a requirement, but it can help to enhance one’s job prospects. Not just in aviation sector, but chances are available in other sectors also. Opportunities are also available in the Indian Navy. One can get into Indian Navy under Short Service Commission (SSC) scheme/or the University Entrance Scheme (UES). Companies like Vista information Systems, Bell helicopter, etc. recruits Avionics graduates. Graduates can work in positions dealing with Avionics design and Avionics Systems. Starting salary could be like INR. 30,000/- to INR. 1, 00,000/-. According to me, the best institution for pursuing this course is Indian Institute of Space Science & Technology, Kerala.

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