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The Certified Avionics Engineer (CAE) certification is designed for professionals involved in avionics, radar systems, flight control software, and embedded avionics development. This certification validates expertise in avionics architecture, sensor fusion, navigation, communications, cybersecurity, and regulatory compliance, making it highly relevant for aerospace and defense professionals.
Avionics Engineers – Specialists in the design, testing, and integration of aircraft electronic systems.
Embedded Systems Engineers – Firmware developers and real-time operating system (RTOS) specialists for avionics applications.
Systems Engineers (Aerospace & Defense) – Professionals working on avionics integration, certification, and compliance with DO-178C and DO-254.
Flight Control Engineers – Experts in fly-by-wire (FBW) and automatic flight control systems.
Radar and Sensor Engineers – Professionals working on airborne radar, sensor fusion, and electronic warfare.
Navigation & Guidance Engineers – Those developing GNSS, INS, terrain-following radar, and precision landing systems.
Cybersecurity & Communications Engineers – Specialists securing avionics communications, SATCOM, and tactical data links (Link-16, MADL, CDL).
Human Factors Engineers – Those optimizing cockpit displays, pilot interfaces, and human-machine interaction.
Regulatory & Compliance Professionals – Experts ensuring compliance with FAA, EASA, and MIL-STD avionics certification standards.
This certification is valuable for avionics engineers, flight control software specialists, and defense contractors working on aircraft radar, sensor fusion, avionics integration, and avionics cybersecurity for commercial and military applications.
// RELEVANT MILITARY JOB CODES
The Certified Avionics Engineer (CAE) aligns with military roles specializing in avionics engineering, radar systems, and sensor fusion. Relevant military job codes include:
U.S. Air Force (USAF)
Avionics & Tactical Aircraft: 2A3X3, 2A5X3, 2A8X1, 2A8X2
Cyber & Electronic Warfare: 1A3X1, 1B4X1, 19BX
Aerospace & Flight Test: 62EXA
U.S. Army
Avionics & UAS: 15N, 15E
Cyber & Electronic Warfare: 17A, 29A, 29E
Aerospace & Avionics Engineering: 51A, 15A
U.S. Navy & Marine Corps (USN/USMC)
Avionics Technicians: AT, AE (USN/USMC)
Naval Flight & Warfare Officers: 1320, 7588, 1810
USMC Aircraft Avionics: 6332 (Fixed-Wing), 6333 (Rotary-Wing)
U.S. Space Force (USSF)
SATCOM & Avionics Integration: 13S
Electronic Warfare & Cyber: 17S, 1B4X1
Special Operations & Intelligence Community (SOCOM, NSA, DIA, CIA)
ISR & SIGINT Specialists: 1N4X1, 35N, 35P, 2621
Special Operations Tactical Communicator: SOF-TAC CMR
